Dear big, black, hideous

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Dear big, black, hideous,
Southern-sized baby Shelob
that lives above my window sill
and cowardly retreats into the safety
of the crack between the molding
and the wall when I draw near,

know this:

you may have slipped from my vice-grip
last night, and you may have slunk
into your place of sanctuary in response
to the drawing-near of my shadow tonight,

but you shall perish
from the face
of the Earth
one day
very soon,

and in that hour
there will be great weeping
and gnashing of mouth-parts
as the gavel of my just wrath
alights upon your abominable flesh,
and my visage will henceforth be a terror
to your spirit
as you wallow
in the depths
of Hades
for all perpetuity.

Be warned!

really truly out there

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outside of our Earth, we know that
there are stars and planets..
but do you ever think beyond that?
Earth is a part of our Milky
Way galaxy. but
there are billions of other galaxies
floating in space.. billions of other
stars and planets.
the universe is so
vast that we cannot possibly see
every
damn
thing.

when you really
think about that..
don’t you feel
so
small?

Renga

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what is it about
fall that inspires the most
heartbreaking haiku?
(or other poetry for that matter?)
-PR

I do not know
Perhaps life dwindling away
Or icy cold to come
-WVG

Perhaps it’s knowing
Even nature is brought low
To praise the Most High
-EC

I think it must be
the splendor, wonder, angst of
dying with glory
-JH

the slow reappearance

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For some, fall is about leaves
     of red, yellow, and brown.
For some, fall is about hot apple cider,
     spiced with cinnamon and sweetened with caramel.
For some, fall is about scarecrows
     and pumpkins,

For me, fall is about the slow reappearance of the
     Scarf Collection adorning the necks of people
     all around me and reminding me of
     the loving warmth that surrounds me.

But for a whole lot of people,
fall is just about getting colder
     and colder and colder.
I realize it’s not the sunniest thought to share,
     but it’s the thought that I was thinking.

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