before the dusk
lingering in the cobweb
the last of the light
© Ese
shimmering silk trembles
the spider seeks his dinner
© G.s.k. ‘15
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Thanks Mama Zen! 🙂
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Beautiful…it creates a picture… 🙂
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Thanks Maniparna … not a nice picture perhaps but spiderwebs are traps of course … 😉
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Lovely!!! I cannot help but add this:
“Yum!”
hissed the spider
“crunch” was all we heard.
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Yikes … very graphic and of course right on …
got to be careful about spiders … remember the old nursery rhyme … come into my parlour the spider said to the fly … 😉
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