Slow Rain

Hidden animals of the Kaas plateau

Hidden animals of the Kaas plateau

We have lived for four months under a liquid sky. Water surrounds us, everything is damp. Clouds blow in through our windows every day. Paper curls at the edges. Here is a very ordinary scene. A funnel spider has covered a bush with the landscape of its web, trapping the rain, letting it drip slowly into the bush. A balsam plant tried to push its way up through the constantly repaired web, and lost its flowers to the spider’s trap.

By I. J. Khanewala

I travel on work. When that gets too tiring then I relax by travelling for holidays. The holidays are pretty hectic, so I need to unwind by getting back home. But that means work.

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