a weaver (
weaverwove) wrote in
dear_mun2012-06-04 10:28 am
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Welp.
[ she is huge, black-shine, her grasping legs soft and agile. a musical voice; a pleased tone, glossy and satisfied. the mundane has done well. ]
sing a song a spider sweet... weave a wove a web a went a world a want, soon and soon and sooner and soon. find a tangle, find a snarl, know no none a sweet suite seat sent and meant. Send and mend. Send I mend. Soon I mend.
sing a song a spider sweet... weave a wove a web a went a world a want, soon and soon and sooner and soon. find a tangle, find a snarl, know no none a sweet suite seat sent and meant. Send and mend. Send I mend. Soon I mend.

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[Well, you're certainly not one of his kids.]
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A weaver weaves a tinker tinks a sailor says, a mover moos.
[ rears up, and her front legs bend like his helmet, curving back over her head. ]
Little god and twain and frost, runt rummy run, run and hide and run, snaker bite and wolfer growl, spider walk and horser neigh. Little god sweet as salt tall as worms.
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[ dismissive, she is.
but she peers at him, closely, and concludes: ]
Madness walks, makes and un, weaves and un, rips and again.
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[ this appears to be some sort of greeting; she takes two soft-furred legs and lifts Peter, cradling and placing him on her back like a baby. ]
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[ one leg pokes his chest, as though to emphasize. ]
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say the web a hollow thing an empty thing knock and bone and crush, say the weave and touch anchor clog and spin in mundane mind a mindless mire mine Mie me ay why my mine.
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Oh, don't be like that. The comparison only makes you look better!
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[ she thinks little of your 'directive'. ]
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[ a dreamy tone, as her front legs work in midair as though toying with strings. ]
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Fatter flatter had a madder, soon a meet a singer sadder.
[ so basically don't you give her that flattery business, son. ]
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Spiders.]
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Whoa, not cool. Hold on a second.
[Neo is Jesus he'll just be, you know, deleting you now.]
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I was not aware spiders could sing so well.
[He extends two arms as though check out his "fingers," but it's a smooth move to show he is, in fact, impressed with said singing.]
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Not a tasty screaming thing, silly soundy sundry solely.
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do you have a swansong like HAL?]
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[ thank you, thank you; she is pleased as punch to be here. ]
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Does the lady have a name?
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What is your purpose, creature?
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[ She reaches out, now, and plucks his helmet from his head, giving one of the horns an experimental bite between her mandibles. ]
scar to match a bit say sit and claw in lines flaw law for kin for sin for dreadful din for pain for gain for bane insane.
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I know not what you speak of. Now, return that.
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I'm assuming it has something to do with weaving a web, perhaps?
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Would be spider, will be spider-thing, here-here-here a bit of kin.
[ she lifts and cradles him below her belly, wandering off through a gap between dimensions. ]
a water-drop falling to see the ripples. Soon, ripples, soon for him.
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[ After all, what are facts, really? ]
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[ She pats him, as though consoling him. ]
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Well, I'll be simple about it, shall I? I'm Hopper. [Yeah he knows it's lame shut up] I know another black widow back where I'm from.
[And she is not as cool as you are, okay.]