A House Divided
My fear has twenty paces, headphones, firmly tucked, eyelids, tightly shut: each step smaller, more tentative —my feet lose will.
The spider house was empty; I didn’t leave a note. What use are such feelers, traveling far from home?
Grow myself a web, or trust. My fear has twenty paces. I count thirty for her.
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