The Ragtag Daily Prompt Wednesday: Phobia
As usual a word of warning follows…….
You know I’ve got them
here on the screen
ready to make you scream
Some that slither
some that fly
some with many legs
hairy and slim
Who will bite?
Who will sting?
They await you
to make you sweat
tremor with terror
or shake like a leaf
Yes almost time
to peek through your fingers
if you dare
ready to scream
soon, here on the screen
You know I’ve got them.
The Phobia Gallery – not full size so you won’t faint with a surprise at the end
Fun phobia photos! I like them, and the tiger in the sky is really cool! (glad there wasn’t a photo of my phobia – a fish!) haha 🙂
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Thanks Barbara…if I had only known 😂
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Now I’ll have to be on guard for next time! eek~ 🙂
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Brian–thank you so much for the warning!! I skimmed right past them. WP has booted you from my ‘following’ list, so I am following you again. Get it right, WordPress!!
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Did the same to me too
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Ha! Misery loves company!
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You can’t beat out two years of Gypsy Moth caterpillars that stripped every hardwood tree in most of Massachusetts and parts of Connecticut OR the unbelievably HUGE wolf spider I found climbing up my screen door one morning. I didn’t even kill it. I just knocked it off the screen, but I think the birds killed it. I guess they thought it looked like dinner!
I’m terrified of many insects, especially spiders — while Garry is terrified of snakes. Yet we manage to live in the country, recognizing that they live here too. But Garry got bitten by a brown recluse and was really sick for more than a month, so it turns out, it’s not that HUGE spider you need to fear. It’s the little one with the poison you need to worry about! We also have a fairly sizable collection of Black Widow spiders, just to keep things interesting.
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I am glad you can co-exist with nature Marilyn 🙂
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The final big, scary creature is my favorite! Well done.
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Thanks for getting to the end Denny 🙂 🙂
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Fortunately I’m not phobic to these creatures but bed bugs, I would kill them with a vengeance.
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Never have seen or encountered bed bugs and don’t want to either 🙂
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Our apartment complex was invaded by bed bugs. Who knows how it travelled here and managed to crawl up to my penthouse. Not a happy place for everyone living here after 20 years
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That is not good at all
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I’m okay with all of these as long as they stay out of my house! Except for the last one. That can come in my house haha 🙂 Great pics!
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Thanks MB. Outside yes….inside no from me as well. Some of the spiders are OK as they eat insects. My organic insect controllers 🙂 🙂
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Yes! That is true. Which is why SOMETIMES, depending on what corner of the house they are in, I maaaay let them live. Sometimes. If they’re small.
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Well. I have some ideas for next years Valentine Cards!
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That sounds like a fun project Anita 🙂 🙂
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It most certainly is 😉
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Such an enticing poem! As usual, wonderful photos.
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So happy you like them Heather 🙂 🙂
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Nice selection. I like most snakes, spiders and other bugs. The giant cockroaches here are probably the main exception!
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The giant cockroaches sound ominous. Can you saddle them up and ride into town 😂😂
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Well, they’re called B 52s here, so you get the idea!
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😂 We have flies I cal that
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Oooooo!
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and they bite
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Seems like everything in Australia bites!
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Oh no, not all….some things like to sting 🙂
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Well, that’s a comfort.
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😄😄
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