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the spider on my balcony has five legs, not eight I think to myself, what a pity, that its struggles are! though I stop myself and ask; is having five legs worse than eight? I've only two! so how can I tell? well! its web is different than those I've seen less ordered, less dense at times it flails before it pivots, to conjoin the lines disorder! we know that to be a curse! what a curse! what a curse! to affront the mold! yet it persists, holding on, with its five legs, not eight in the wind, in the rain, it deigns to ensnare those whom, I suppose, lack its elegance - trickery, and guile plodding on, eventually grasping the next thread linking twine to twine harmonizing strands as I think of its life, and mine and mine, and mine, and mine.
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Jun 5, 2019
Jun 5, 2019 at 8:34 PM UTC
the spider
the spider on my balcony has five legs, not eight I think to myself, what a pity, that its struggles are! though I stop myself and ask; is having five legs worse than eight? I've only two! so how can I tell? well! its web is different than those I've seen less ordered, less dense at times it flails before it pivots, to conjoin the lines disorder! we know that to be a curse! what a curse! what a curse! to affront the mold! yet it persists, holding on, with its five legs, not eight in the wind, in the rain, it deigns to ensnare those whom, I suppose, lack its elegance - trickery, and guile plodding on, eventually grasping the next thread linking twine to twine harmonizing strands as I think of its life, and mine and mine, and mine, and mine.
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Jun 5, 2019
Jun 5, 2019 at 8:34 PM UTC
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