Miss Widow Poem by Sister Frances

Miss Widow

Rating: 4.9


Pretty little thing
Sits and spins her web
Weaving in tales
That she'll soon forget

Winter was so cold
Summer brought a feast
She loves to reminisce
The tiny insect beast

Webs consume her
The hunt is always on
Her hunger insatiable
How long will it go on?

Little Miss Spider
Content left alone
Creating fancy artworks
Fixing up her home

Saturday, October 14, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: life,love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
An ode to myself.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Paul Brookes 14 October 2017

Beautifully evocative poem and i like if youll excuse the pun the tale you wove great piece thanks Andy 10 ++

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Sister Frances 14 October 2017

Thank you Andy I'll excuse the pun glad you enjoyed the story I spun :)

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Unnikrishnan E S 25 February 2018

Hi Hannah, A nice one. You are a wonderfully keen observer of nature and draws images from from real life. Little Miss Spider Content left alone Creating fancy artworks Fixing up her home - Do I not find a tinge of every home maker here! Thanks for sharing..

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Binayakumar Mohanty 26 October 2017

Little miss spider Contents left alone Creating fancy art work Fixing up her home.Excellent art work of miss spider.One of the exceptional poem in the site.I loved the approach towards life.Thanks for sharing. Regards.Binaya.

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Sister Frances 27 October 2017

Thank you Binaya for your kind words, I am very flattered :)

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Tony Walton 19 October 2017

Love this poem. Brilliant introspection painted with words, cutting honest review of a person

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Sister Frances 19 October 2017

Thank you its and ode to myself.lol

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Binayakumar Mohanty 18 October 2017

I am overwhelmed in the poetic ocean of deeper feelings and composition. Nicely crafted. I invite you cordially to read my poem Death me shocked at. Thanks Binaya

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Richard Beevor 14 October 2017

Beautiful writing Hannah, I love the story within, bravo my friend

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Sister Frances 14 October 2017

Thank you Richard for your kind words.

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