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She
died from
a broken heart
under a fallen tree
where spiders found her
and took pity on the young girl –
weaving her a gown of leaves and a necklace
made
from
dew
drops.
*Beautiful photo of rain or dew drops on a spiderweb by FlyTrapMan. ❤
Poet Rummager 
How does one do the ‘love’ emojii? Hang on… ❤ – that it?
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I had to teach myself something to do this poem justice. Brilliant!
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Aw, thanks B! ❤
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Beautifully crafted. Love the form!
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Thank you so much! It was a lot of fun.
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Beautiful imagery
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Thank you — I found Fly’s amazing photo first, and then the poem was a breeze to write. I see that you, too, use lovely images/photos in your wonderful blog, as well. Ramon must be pleased 🙂
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Thank you. I hope so too 🙂
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Brilliant photo, brilliant piece P.R. ❤
Wrote a piece about nature using the same form some time ago with a friend but, I wouldn't upload it incase she's uncomfortable with it 🙂
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Thanks Joshua! I would love to see your poem and hope your friend allows it someday. 💞
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Beautiful 🙂
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Thank you very much 😘
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Welcome. 🙂
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Brings wonderful images to mind. 😎
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Thank you Alan! 💋
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You are welcome young lady. 💍
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My lovely ring! I can’t wait for the big day!!🎂 lol.
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Spiders are very thoughtful! And if you happen to be dead — they’re very courteous.
**Special Sidenote** The sunburst reflection is real (in case anyone is wondering).
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Spiders are swell!
Gorgeous sunburst in your photo, too.
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Thanks! Some people like to add that sort of thing during post processing, but I’m too lazy.
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I’d hardly call you lazy, darling! Here, let me play some Rod Stewart for you…🎶🎵🎸🎼🎧 cuz I’m random like that. Now, where’d I put your leopard print pants? 😀😀
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Don’t be silly! I’m still wearing them!
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Oh, so you are! Whoa — don’t know if you should be going commando in them, but they are your pants 😝 Nice moves!! 😉
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Bravo!!! Talk about a cascade of emotions!!!! I believe this poem could transform those who might have been indifferent in the past to a new awakening of compassion. All we really have in this world is each other. This might help create new perspectives as people hear and see others in need. (You can’t see it, but I am giving you a standing ovation 😉
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Sure missed you, Dr. J!!! I know these have been somber times for you and your family, so I’m honored to find you visiting here. I love your mantra of compassion and see how you always work that into your wonderful posts. Do sit down; no standing ovation needed — but do continue clapping (you can always clap sitting down!). 😀 THANK YOU so much. Wishing you and your family all the very best ❤
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That’s beautiful and tragic at the same time. I’ve also been looking at the tree and trying to decide if its Abies alba or Alies nordmanniana. (I hope you appreciate this comment required some Googling on my part.)
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My! I feel so important for someone to google a major part of their comment in response to my poetry!! Too funny 😀 Thank you so much, BunK. ❤
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You’re welcome. I can’t think of a better use of Google.
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