I see a work of art shimmering in the light.
Before the sun goes down, it hits it just right
To make a rainbow effect within silken lines,
And I see its creator resting on my chimes.
Soon she'll come out and go to her lair
And then her masterpiece she'll soon repair.
A yellow eye is tattooed on her abdomen of beige.
It is quite noticeable when she takes center stage
Within her sticky structure she built for prey.
With a blackened sky she felt her way,
Around and around, until her deathtrap was done.
And I'm admiring her work in the setting sun.
For this little engineer respect I feel,
And I gaze with wonder at her web of steel.
I enjoyed "Song of the Goldfinch," which brought me to "Nature's Work of Art," which I found to be even more provocative. You are a WordMaster if ever there was one.
A book of nature inspired poems and essays, written from the heart and soul of a life-long nature, animal, and wilderness lover, and dedicated to today’s children - Earth's only hope for a better tomorrow.
This book won 'The Poetry Category'
Beautiful poem. spiders are sneaky little guys and like the way you captured in the setting sun.
Mary
Love this...amazing poetry Stacy