Short Heroic Sestet - Wild Meadows

WILD MEADOWS Wild meadows left and right, guarded by hedgerows, each side with gates, openings on sites regarded macro, wildlife wonders, elate's scientist, biologist, all. We venture into grasses tall. Eyes wide open, and cameras all to hand, notebooks recording. A shout goes up, tarantulas! Some idiot had been hoarding. We, for them grateful; took them home, a few snaps then straight on the phone. Spiders safe the foray still on, back to the field, new adventure. Grasshoppers caught our attention, Stridulating a strange creature. Time moves on we check our records, nature now, too many discords!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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Hoffman Avatar
May 22, 2018 at 9:05 PM
If I saw a bunch of tarantulas I'd be running away like Forrest Gump~an awesome write Mick!~Che :)
Talbot Avatar
May 23, 2018 at 11:38 AM
Many thanks, Cheryl, I think they're amazing, dangerous, still good to observe. On your shoulder, on your shoulder, look, look, ah, you missed it. In fun. Mick
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