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#7
A Young Spider's Silk Parachute Carries it Long Distances
In ecstatic clothing the neighborhood
dresses each morning: hollyhock and fir,
canapé of fog with sour sun
growing less by afternoon. Now spider
goes flying, thread so thin the smallest touch
and the tulip poplar strips down to wood.
This is a spider's world where stars are hung,
are the silk-rapt bodies of flies. They invite
and they threaten: "Who so pulleth out this
Published on April 07, 2010 11:40