The Beauty Dweller Poem by Imogene Wagner
The Beauty Dweller
A wispy pale green spider
WIth legs of matching thread
Crawled in a pink petunia
And calmly went to bed.
And in the morning waking
He looked around and chose
To wind his web stairway down
And breakfast in a Rose.
And then, his stomach sated,
Inspired by beauty's call
He built a dainty dream house...
I wish that I were small.
Saturday, June 8, 2013
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Published in Driftwood and Seashells Anthology '49
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