Pedagogy

The dimpled spider in my sink
motionless is not trapped
until I loose the deluge;
then stainless slips the scramble
rough hewn nature would leg up.

Beyond its ken I see and close the tap,
coax it onto paper,
and carry it to a garden
loved by moths.

I grasp perplexities of providence
absent designing spider,
its limbs, its appetites.

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