Yesterday morning when I went out on my deck to fill the bird bath bowl, I noticed this gorgeous spider’s web hanging on the downspout! I am always in awe when I see such a beautiful piece of Nature’s artwork. I immediately got my camera and took a couple of photos. I am sure the neighbors thought I was shooting at their upstairs windows, but this was too good to miss. Sadly, when I went back out at noon it was gone. Not a trace left to see. I am thinking that a bird might have flown through it.
Spider’s Web
Even elegance
has its minor flaws
Gone in an instance
destroyed by lack of perception
or intention
Start over or go hungry
Perhaps in a new location
Creativity is never completely destroyed
Like matter, it just changes form
and life goes on
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Photo: Dwight L. Roth
Beautiful!!!!
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Thank you very much!
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It’s a awesome photo.
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I really loved it and was very disappointed when it disappeared.
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But you have it on your camera/ phone for ever.
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I always keep it nearby!
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A good habit
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Thank you!
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You’re welcome
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I really like how the poem moves into a metaphor for creativity.
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Thank you very much Liz! I really appreciate your comments. More lessons to be learned!
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You’re welcome, Dwight!
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Wow, wonderful poem and photo combination. Beautiful .💕
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Thank you Grace! I am so glad you enjoyed it!
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My pleasure . I sure did.💕
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Beautiful photo and poem.
I like,”Creativity is never completely destroyed
Like matter, it just changes form and life goes on.”
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Thank you so much!
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Beautiful picture and poem .. ❤️
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A magnificent spider web, so intricate, yet still so strong, truly nature’s most wondrous architect Dwight .
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Exquisitely described Dwight just as it was made! 👌👍👏😁 I do love a a well designed spiderweb! ❤️😁
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Thank you Ken. They are so amazing to see!
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May your creativity never be destroyed! I love the way you find beauty in nature’s handiwork and wax poetry with it!
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Thank you, Jan. Nature does inspire me to create.
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Profound thoughts well expressed
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Thank you very much Derrick!
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incredible spider art and capture
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Thank you Beth!
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A beautiful capture and just as beautiful poem….
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Thank you so much for your kind words!
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Wow, that’s a great photo! This almost reads like a haibun, with the poem inspired by the prose 🙂
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Thank you! I started out as a haiku… then a tanka… and then it just evolved from there.!
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Beautiful shot, decorated with colorful words.
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Thank you very much Eunice!
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Awesome shot of nature’s beauty!
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Thank you Eugi!
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Dwight, I have seen some awesome spiderwebs early in the morning. Some I would even see perched between two trees. 🕷🕸🕷 Love our poem that complements that work of beauty. Oh, if you have hummingbirds in your yard, I understand that they use spiderwebs for constructing their nests. What a great find! 🥰💖😘
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They are wonderful! Until you walk through one!! :>) This one was a real gem. Thanks my friend!
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Oh my pleasure indeed! 😊💖🤗
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So beautiful Dwight… every line!!
Love this
“destroyed by lack of perception
or intention
Start over or go hungry
Perhaps in a new location”
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Sounds a bit like Ukraine when you pull it out of context!
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You \have a point!!
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Thank you so much, Cindy!
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You;re so welcome Dwight!
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A gorgeous web, Dwight! The poem is profoundly wise and inspiring. ❤
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Thank you so much Cheryl, for your kind words!
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That’s a fabulous picture and all, but the poem really, really moved me!!!
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So much incredible beauty around us. Thank you, Dwight, for noticing, capturing, and sharing with us, through your photo and insightful words. 💖
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Thank you, Michele. Yes, there is so much that we walk by every day and miss. You are welcome!
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You seem to do more noticing than missing. 😊
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Being retired, I have slowed down more than most working folks.
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Thanks for treating us with what you see!
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I am so happy you all enjoy it!
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