Spider's Web

Let us tend to the enigma called life,
More silent then a spider’s web;
For the patter of one’s lost intent 
Is gone like this morning spent 

Until the worth of our lives have past us by
Never to return,
And memories trapped in a spider’s web
Has past through its woven thread 
 
For here the air of spring’s rebirth 
Blow’s warm and sweetens the day,
Till the silent thread of a spider’s web
Is gone like this morning spent
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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July 24, 2015 at 2:20 PM
Wonderful poem.I feel like a buterfly cought in its magic web.
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