Sultry night
mosquitoes buzz,
pitcher-plant's smile.
Andrew Hide
06~01~2004
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Written January 7th, 2004
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i like this one, i have a vague idea a pitche plant has a certain shape, curl...wonderful depth here..PK

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nice write, what can be annoying for us can be a perfect night for the hungry plants. last line is fab!
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Quite a thought...... I'm glad I'm not small and fly!
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A good one my friend, made me smile...see...
That is about the only good thing about winter.
It kills off those anoying bugs.
Been in the 20-30 below with windchill lately but they
are talking maybe high twentys by weekend...whohoo...
Venus Fly Trap
Buzz Buzz
"Hey, something has my leg"
Chomp chomp
-Eddy-
1/7/04
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You got me thinking of summer. and it's like 5 below 0 here....What I wouldn't do for a mosquitoes bite about now....I like this it's good medicine for my cabin fever....peace abel
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Sounds alot like an Australian Sultry night except you forgot the XXXX (thats a brand of beer here )
Edited on Jan 07, 5:24 p.m. because 'You think I would know how to spell my own country!'. -
Oh for a sultry night, or any night above freezing. Winter has gripped us in an arctic chill, and a lovely blanket of ice!
Beautiful picture you have penned once again. -
you have described Brisbane's weather as it is right now Andrew.
~Von~ -
wosiers!!
cheers

Tamara -
evidently, Bones, you're also a poet
Love the poem and the border you chose to go along with it. Did the graphic conjure the poem, I'm wondering. Or did you have a serendipitous find online after penning it? I am always intrigued by such side-bar issues....no need to answer, if you're busy. Thanks for sharing this delightfully evocative piece.
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good
Well penned. You brought up many good memories of camping and night-times crawling with bugs.
thanks,
John -
The background gives a homey pitch, to me anyways. The piece I feel accentuates upon on it, and brings other aspects as well to life.
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