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The opulence of spider's webs. Succumbed to the seduction of frost  following a winter's kiss. The deliberate movements of creatures we **** with large books And capture in glass and rolled up paper.  So ignored and  unwanted and  unwilling  to become silently encrusted and suddenly abundant Yet still treasured and precious and rare.  Only because of the winter we often find so cold and  so dark and  so  infinite.  Without the chilled infinity And our own winters And our own darkness We would **** our own creatures with large books And capture them in glass and rolled up paper. We would not appreciate or  speculate or  come to love the things we loathed  or notice the opulence  of  spider's  webs.
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Jan 1, 2013
Jan 1, 2013 at 9:21 PM UTC
The Opulence of Spider's Webs
The opulence of spider's webs. Succumbed to the seduction of frost  following a winter's kiss. The deliberate movements of creatures we **** with large books And capture in glass and rolled up paper.  So ignored and  unwanted and  unwilling  to become silently encrusted and suddenly abundant Yet still treasured and precious and rare.  Only because of the winter we often find so cold and  so dark and  so  infinite.  Without the chilled infinity And our own winters And our own darkness We would **** our own creatures with large books And capture them in glass and rolled up paper. We would not appreciate or  speculate or  come to love the things we loathed  or notice the opulence  of  spider's  webs.
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Jan 1, 2013
Jan 1, 2013 at 9:21 PM UTC
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