The Cobweb

The Cobweb

3/30/2015

link

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/01/26/cobweb

summary

This essay, titled 'Cobweb,' discusses the experience of getting caught in a cobweb and reflects on the deeper meaning it holds. The author reflects on the initial shock and discomfort of having a sticky cobweb cling to their face, and then delves into the metaphorical implications it carries. Through vivid descriptions and introspection, the author contemplates the transient nature of life and the invisible threads that connect us all. The essay explores themes of interconnectedness, mortality, and the nuances of human perception. Overall, 'Cobweb' offers a philosophical reflection on the beauty and fragility of our existence.

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