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filigree shimmers
sunlit dewdrop tiara
graces summer rose

creepy red spider
perhaps it is venomous ~
i’ll check on the web

Group #3

heaven sent crystals
glistening on silken threads 
dawn is just breaking

28th August 2015

gift of one’s soul
poor poet such wealth
time to hit the road

reflection
dew drop prism
spider weaves

lazy river
silvery moon
image

time
left behind
headstone

 © Harry J Horsman 2021

the spiral staircase
                                           leads to Anabella's room
                                             dark spider webs dust

summer's garden walk
sound of hummer in cool air ....
 empty spider web 

haiku ~ roses


among bright roses

weaving a delicate web . . .

the unseen spider

 
Aug. 4, 2020 

For Brian Strand's 'Hi-Ku(6) place promise' Poetry Contest

autumnal leaves trapped
hang, twirl in easterly breeze.....
sticky spider web     

Dew wet spider web 

        Sparkling pearls on fine parade 

        Life's boasting beauty 






  23.10.2014
  Anne-Lise Andresen :)
  Copyright © All Rights Reserved

Picnic was peaceful

A spider crawled down her neck

screech heard round the world

lonely -
one red spider lily in 
my garden of weeds

perched on the treetops
iguana closes its eyes
soaking in the sunshine

the new doorkeeper 
of this deserted house
- one mister spider

6 am and falling rain
bed! how cosy you feel
this morning

On Web's Daybreak Lies

on web's daybreak lies
shades of black fading away
male spider mated

connie pachecho

6/17/17

Blind Arachne spins
A veil of shimmering white
For her wedding feast

Creepy-crawley bugs;
Grandmother Spider weaves her
many silken gems.

Spider  weaving  web  .

His  crochet  entrapment  plan  .

Yes !   sew  far  , so good  .

the cobweb stirs
an enthusiastic spider
a grand feast



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By:kashinath karmakar (18th January,2011)

The web caught the fly—
The spider crawled to its prey;
The frog zapped them both.

male garden spider
builds web entwining female's...
plucks her web~music

female spider writes
poetic caligraphy..
new z everyday 

Sponsor: Suzanne Delaney
Contest: Along Came A Spider
When we garden, I see
at least one of these females
in the garden..

The strewn spider webs,
Thread the needles of the pines:
Tapestry of trees.

Silken Home Blows by
Spider eloquently flys
Its home a surprise

touching
the spider
what’s happening?

a flea jumps across
the arm of the recliner --
athletic insect

fly tastes the surface
of the bureau -- wood's polish
must be flavorful

a garden spider
darts along the windowsill
as on in-line skates

roach peers at me from
the chair across   it's rapt --
antennae flex and twitch

Spider weaves its' web
from my bed in the basement
I can see the moon

mild touch of orange
rays in yellow leaves whisper
song of a spider.

spider web tightly
strung between old brick columns..  
unphased by fall's winds

human hair now filled 
with sticky yuck spider web...
hard head wins battle

A spider endures,
Spinning web through moonlit night;
Dew dipped masterpiece.

Nathan Bane Leccese
© All Rights Reserved 06/30/09

Intrigues trap,
Spider weaves a web,
Escape unhurt.

dead flies trapped
in cobwebs and dust - -
a spider feeds

for Francine’s Cobwebs & Dust contest
(Cobwebs & Dust)
23rd March

hermit crab
                            and recluse spider
                            i give it a week

autumn morning
silken web of fragile thread
spider weaves

evening shadows
softening the forest floor
one last sunbeam

sleeping fawn nestled
In his secret bower bed
unafraid of night

fairy queen watching
from her seat of spider webs
wiping away tears

Spider Man no more
more than a super hero
like the man next door

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#1

Hailstones pour -

other side of the leaf

saving himself a spider  .



#2

Draped in snow  -

steamy breath when sun kisses 

the rock statue is alive  .

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It’s a black spider
Weaving its intricate web.
Little engineer.