She’s a busy lady!
She’s beautiful,
She’s clever,
She’s making a nest.
She weaves, and weaves,
Delicate but strong,
She continues to weave,
Until she’s happy.
She’ll finds some food,
More than she needs,
But she’ll keep it for later,
Now she’ll doze for a while.
A few days later,
She’s even busier,
She’s making more silk,
It will be her nursery.
Do you know her?
I’m sure you’ve guessed…
She’s more than just a spider,
She’s a lucky lady!
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Image credit: Doncoombez @Unsplash
In this image we can see branches of a pine tree. There is an intricate spider web woven between two of the branches. The background is blurry, but the golden light suggests a forest or garden setting.
Written in response to Sadje‘s What Do You See #314 photo prompt.
luna's on line 
Beautifully woven Chris, just like the lucky lady, … and yes, those silken webs, intricately designed, highlighted by dew on a morning, … work of art, … have a great Monday, …💙
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Well, you explained it very well about that spider, Penn. Thanks so much – lovely Monday, too! 😊
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She’s in the zone, this lady. May the force be with her always. Lovely, dear Chris. Just so lovely. Xo
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Thank you so much, dear Selma! 💞
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She must be busy, as her nature calls for during this particular season! She also helps purify the air! A beautiful poetic verse.😉🌹
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Such a lovely way you have explained her. Thank you so much, dear Aladin. 💛💝
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A beautiful poem for the talented spider 🕷️. Thank you Chris for joining in.
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What a beautiful photo! Thanks for that, Sadje 💞 I was inspired this morning – dear spider!
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You’re very welcome
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spider too soon nestled
the lisle weave of her web
jangles tangles
like bat sonar
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Ooh, nicely done!
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Chris, nice to see a poem this excellent on the World Wide Web. 🙂
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Ha ha good one, Dave! You know that many years ago I’d said that World Wide Web would never catch on. Who could be completely wrong about that – was it only me?
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I also had some skepticism about the WWW, back in the mid-’90s. 🙂
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Well, that’s all right then! 😉
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love this. chris. you wove such a lovely poem
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Aww, thanks so much, Beth!
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Beautiful Penelope 💜💜
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Indeed… smiling! 💛🕸️
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Beautiful tribute to the spider Chris 🙌
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Aww, thanks for that, Ange! 💛
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Oh that anonymous is me Ange 😄
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😉
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oh I love this Chris our clever lady!!!! xxxx
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Isn’t she… and lovely! 🕷️
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A lovely tribute to the web master!
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Ah yes, she’s a wizard too!
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Adorable!
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Thank you! 🕸️
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That was a fun poem. We had a garden orb weaver that spun a huge (3-4 feet across) and beautiful circular shaped web. He/she spun it in the evening and took it back down in the morning every day.
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Ooh, delightful… just beautiful – and huge indeed!
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your words to the image…beautiful, Chris…🤍
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Thanks so much, Destiny! 💛
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This has a new meaning of being “trapped” by a lady. Nice one Chris.
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Indeed so! Just a little giggle for that. Thanks, Darnell.
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Very nicely done, Chris 🕷️🕸️
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Thanks so much, Robbie. 😊
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💓
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How lovely! A busy lady indeed!
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Thank you so much, Balroop. 💛
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The image gave her identity away, Chris, but what a lovely description of her busy work in your poem. And a beautiful act of creation!
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Maybe I should have shown that photo on the end of the poem rather than the beginning? Would we have known anyway, I wonder? Still I had fun. Thanks so much, Diana.
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That would have made it more of a mystery, but it would be lovely either way.
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Beautiful and melodious.
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Ah, thanks Jude.
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💜
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One time I had three baby spiders in my dryer! I was able to relocate all three back outside! Spiders do good. But there are still a few to be wary of. 🕷️
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I totally agree. Good spiders!
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[…] Chris; Who is she? […]
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All spiders await the spring around here…save for the occasional house spider now. The snow’s taken care of that! 🙂
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Gosh, I guess so. Nice spiders (generally).
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🙂 Chris, beautifully put! ❤
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Aww, thanks so much, CA 💛💛
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