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Spiders and Flies

by @andrew-philip

I wonder if the spider is less lonely with a fly in its web. I wonder if the fly is less lonely in the spider’s web. I’d like to think they are less lonely, just for a moment, before the feast in a world where you die if you don’t eat; in a world where you might be tonight’s special, served on a webbed plate.
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31 / M / Denver, CO
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Jul 31, 2018
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