The spider is long gone.
He leaves behind his home.
When it rains, the web becomes a net –
Catching gems where flies once met death.
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The spider is long gone.
He leaves behind his home.
When it rains, the web becomes a net –
Catching gems where flies once met death.
Poet Rummager 
Nice
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Oh, thanks, Apollo! xo
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Your welcome Isis
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[Gasp!] I know you’re referring to the Goddess Isis but darling, that’s, um, not a good word to use at the moment. 😀
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lol I will never look at that name the same. GaspX2
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Oh, then it’s truth: girls love diamonds 😉
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Ha! My favorite diamonds come from the clouds and are made of rain. 😊
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Then I should perform a rain dance 😀
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Yes! Pictures please!! ☔️⚡️☁️
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haha! you got me xD
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You know how to break a girl’s heart, Francis 😦 So very sad.
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Beauty seen in the creepiest of things. Thanks Ms Rummager for the striking contrasts.
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Aw, anytime Nick! Thanks!! 😘
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These words appear to be handcrafted from the forge of your creativity and expertly heat treated, creating a dazzling masterpiece. We all should be ashamed of ourselves and bow down to your mastery.
**Special Side-Note** I’m tired of lazy arachnids leaving behind their nasty webs. They are supposed to take them down, but the spiders around here certainly don’t care about picking up after themselves!
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Thank you! No bowing down. Well, maybe a little 😀 It was easy to write with your cooooool photo
You must have a garden? I’s that where you take your pics?
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I don’t mind bowing down.
Yes, I have a very unruly garden, and it’s where I take my nasty insect photographs.
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I knew there was a reason why I liked you 😀
I really love your bug shots. I’m the person who sees a huge spider in the house and takes it outside. Bugs do so much for us. I do hate mosquito and kill those easily.
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You must be one in a billion because no one likes my insect photography! Haha.
I just rescued a cricket that was trying to live inside my laptop. I had it closed — and when I opened it — a cricket was sitting on the spacebar.
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Riiiight! No one likes your photos? Can’t believe that!!
Aw, did the cricket pose for you?
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I tried to to an image, but the lighting was way too dim…
…Yes! The cricket — in fact — posed! I think it was enjoying the heat radiating off the keyboard.
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YES! This is a beautiful evocation of spider webs outdoors. Indoors, on the other hand, webs suck.
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Except on Halloween!
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Photo begets lovely haiku, begets memory of forgotten poem: https://kat5361.wordpress.com/2015/09/17/air-raid/
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Or, perhaps not a haiku per se, but lovely, nonetheless.
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Awesome web! Thank you T! 😘
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You’re welcome!
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Aw! Cutie!! Thank you ❤
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Really beautiful language. Love it!
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Thank you very much! 🙂
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