Grandmother Insect Poems

Ants work like busy little bees,                   ...

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a crystal bead hanging on silken thread
Raindrop on a dreamcatcher
Grandmother Spider’s web

glistening wires coated in diamond dust
spilling down from azure sky
elderly weaver spins

diamond by diamond...

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I remember the day Frankenstein was made,                  ...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Terrified, the little girl cries
until her grandmother turns wise,
“All God’s creatures want to survive.
I know you love your small garden.
Now watch these workers work magic”

Those...

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Grandmother Spider;
Original web artist;
Makes sculptures of silk.


 “A Succinct Treat Poetry Contest”, 
Sponsor: Michelle Faulkner...

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Grandmother spider’s web of crystal silk;
Décor just for my pear trees;
Shimmering silver lights.


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

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