Cobwebs Poem by Joseph Enright

By dawns early morning haze,
In admiration I did gaze,
At work of beauty so profound,
So intricate to astound.

An architectural wonder to behold,
A spiders web...designed so bold,
Assembled quickly with no noise,
A truly wondrous sight.

Suspended by silken threads of steel,
Threads extend like spokes of wheel,
A triangular web between two twigs
A deadly trap for flies to kill.

Covered in dewdrops it did shine,
A silken palace...so divine