He that is born to be hanged shall never be drowned. ~ Author Unknown
A person often meets his destiny on the road he took to avoid it. ~ Jean de La Fontaine
Spied, a black spider beside the staircase,
I shied last night and fled to bed three flights,
hoping the creepy thing leaves my crawl space;
awaking to face remedy’s last rights:
Plot its meander for my peace of mind?
Its exile or murder as best I can?
Love for life’s hard to kill unless unkind;
for this Miss Moffet to be a hit man.
So, I’ll fetch a spade to corner and coax:
Come, comely critter along for a ride;
Stay, so this shovel-full reaches your folks
when flung beyond windows wonders outside.
But wait! What’s this, a bizarre twist of fate?
A bird swoops – just in time to take the bait!
a great story...we can't outrun our fate...if it is fate we believe in...i have mixed emotions about this question...i advocate free will so does that negate fate? and what does this have to do with spiders...duh good halloweentime poem
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Bravo on this wonderfully crafted and thought out write - excellent!!
Best wishes,
Robert
excellent
Carmen :-)
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :D
*shivers* i hate spiders...arachnaphobic, that's me all over
but this is a creatively spun tale--well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, karla. :)