Beauties and Cuties

Hey,Miss cute little jumping spider;
you are a skilled under leaf hider.
Wow!The crown like eight tiny eyes!
or you the princess in disguise?

Hello, Mr. Handsome Hawk moth caterpillar;
the color spots on your body glitter.
Aww, you look like a snake, with big pseudo eyes,
Tell me, when are you gonna fly?

Oh, the shiny cyanide millipede,
How do you manage to walk,
with these many golden legs?
Why are you so shy, now don't get coiled.

Hey,the smiling soft snail;
Why do you look so pale?
Can't bare your mobile home?
Come take rest, don't roam

I still wonder, 
Why do they hate you? It's not fair
It's their blunder
You just don't care.

April-30-2018
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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Trifiatis Avatar
May 4, 2018 at 8:01 AM
Although Man is difficult to find the answers you ask hear my dearest, Supraja, our Lord has given the answers which stare us at our eyes and ask us to define the reason of being! Wondrous writing!
Dietrich Avatar
May 1, 2018 at 5:31 PM
oh, I seem to recall a contest in which to write of something people see as ugly. It was one of the topics I considered. You did it excellently. FAVE
Callus Avatar
May 1, 2018 at 10:53 AM
What a pity that some people negatively label certain creatures instead of searching for the beauty which they possess! As you cleverly imply...it is their loss! Regards // paul
Onclaud Avatar
April 30, 2018 at 3:44 PM
to see the beauty of these creatures is a wonder, supraja... lively, remarkable work.. huggs
Pandit Avatar
April 30, 2018 at 10:02 AM
I can see that you find beauty and wonder in these friends of nature, Supraja..lovely observations..a well written tribute to God's creation.
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