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I look upon a web that hangs gently Before me, I look deep within the beads Of morning dew, I see reflections Of each part of me. Each strand was a part of me, I Was woven of many pieces, Some Held many dews of water, While others vacant, the thread Is clean no dew no spiders Motion nothing hangs there. But others a collection of movements, Dew coalesces there,  where  would I spin a new thought, what part of Me is hanging in anticipation, new Thoughts to be caught and fed upon. I wondered upon a Web, I looked in To its intricate design, I saw many parts Of myself within this elegant creation, Thoughts were the dew coalescing Upon silken line, I was empty in Parts waiting to be filled. I looked and smiled, touched silk with The tip of my fingers, vibrations fed Through like thought, and with that I walked, I wondered silently on.
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Jan 23, 2015
Jan 23, 2015 at 7:56 PM UTC
I Looked Upon The Web And Saw Unto Myself
I look upon a web that hangs gently Before me, I look deep within the beads Of morning dew, I see reflections Of each part of me. Each strand was a part of me, I Was woven of many pieces, Some Held many dews of water, While others vacant, the thread Is clean no dew no spiders Motion nothing hangs there. But others a collection of movements, Dew coalesces there,  where  would I spin a new thought, what part of Me is hanging in anticipation, new Thoughts to be caught and fed upon. I wondered upon a Web, I looked in To its intricate design, I saw many parts Of myself within this elegant creation, Thoughts were the dew coalescing Upon silken line, I was empty in Parts waiting to be filled. I looked and smiled, touched silk with The tip of my fingers, vibrations fed Through like thought, and with that I walked, I wondered silently on.
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Jan 23, 2015
Jan 23, 2015 at 7:56 PM UTC
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