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Tired and Easy Pause

  • Nov. 8th, 2008 at 2:35 PM
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The spider hung loose
arms out, embracing the world
swinging in breeze-time

There was nothing so
Great as upside-down free form
Dance, waiting on silk

To form in the belly
And drop down again, suspense
And patience meeting


She is building one
Giant catastrophe-prone
Dream-catcher haunt for

Guests who turn liquid
When she gives them a small kiss,
Insides melted down

To delight her tongue
And build her shell bigger yet--
A palace of  schemes.

So she dreams, head down
Legs spiralling in the wind
And holds the sky up.

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[info]jeanhuets wrote:
Nov. 10th, 2008 11:47 pm (UTC)
Damn spiders. I can't sit in our downstairs without having to put at least one outside. I try to meditate and they skitter at the edges of my vision. Very distracting.

But I do like your poem!
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