In these closing days of the month most people will probably write about Hallowe'en. I don't celebrate Hallowe'en so this isn't that kind of post but the photo content seems to fit the season.
This is a different sort of post for me.
I'm featuring a few photos and an attempt at a verse to go along with them.
I'm featuring a few photos and an attempt at a verse to go along with them.
spiders spin your web
on tangled roots standing tall
and catch bloated drops
If you like to write poetry (it doesn't need to be Haiku) perhaps you would like to share a short verse about the two photos in the comment section.
That might be fun!
That might be fun!
Haiku My Heart
If you don't want to do that, that's fine too.
Our World Tuesday
I wish you the very best for a fantastic November.
Diamonds on strings
ReplyDeleteGnarly fingers for rings.
I love it! Thanks for playing along :-)
DeleteI can't think of anything at the moment. I do love your photos, very unique, I always love to see driftwood, the sea does change a piece of wood so.
ReplyDeleteI don't celebrate halloween either, I don't decorate for it at all, either. It's a day that I ignore completely, or I should say that it's just a regular day for me. One in which I give God all the glory for!!!
Hugs, Cindy
I understand, Cindy! I do love driftwood too and it was a special treat to find a few spider web masterpieces spun onto the dead tree roots. Hugs. xx
DeleteAmong the confused and complicated old wood roots
ReplyDeleteThe simple spider spins its intricate network of webbing
Not to compete but to compliment
Not to detract from but to add to - the beauty!
Wonderful, Joy!
DeleteThanks for playing along ;-)
Great shots, perfect for your haiku! Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Eileen. Happy day to you too!
DeleteNice captures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot and a perfect haiku for it!
ReplyDeleteIcy, thank you for taking the time out of your day to visit and leave a comment. Much appreciated! Have a great day.
DeleteSilver threads spinning,
ReplyDeleteSilver bones, the loom of earth...
Your words, the jewels...
Wonderful pics and haiku!
Very nice, Lea! Thanks for participating :-)
DeleteBeautiful spider webs so pretty x
ReplyDeleteThank you FMN. I'm glad you enjoyed the pic ;-) Have a wonderful day!
DeleteI like the twisted roots and the drops of water on the spider's web are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Mick!
DeleteI love the droplets of water on the spider web!! So beautiful and a terrific capture for the day!! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you liked it Sylvia!
DeleteVery creative photography, words and post for the season ~ lovely! ~ Love the drift wood and spider web ~ carol, xx
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your wonderful comment Carol. Have a wonder week1
DeleteAmongst roots, silver-grey,
ReplyDeleteaged and brittle;
tiny spider weaves her life's work,
unaware of admiring eyes.
That is so so beautiful Penny. x
Great poetry, Jan!
DeleteThanks for the compliment. Have a wonderful week :-)
Beautiful web.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Fun60. Enjoy the week ahead :-)
DeleteWow, a fabulous web shot!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Karen!
DeleteGorgeous shots! Love the second one!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mary!
DeleteWow - amazing shots. Love that web!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lady Fi! Enjoy your week.
DeleteI've noticed that there are a lot of spiders around our cabin, and lots of flying webs on sunny days. - Margy
ReplyDeleteYes there certainly does seem to be a lot of spiders out in the wood. I don't seem to have as many in my own home this year :-)
DeletePenny, I love your beautiful fall header photo, and of course the apropos photo of the tree branch and spider web...for what its worth, here's something:
ReplyDeleteMother spider,
spins her web,
The silken threads just
follow where she goes
where the wind blows.
HAPPY NOVEMBER!
Hugs,
Hi Joyful! I love your header, the colors are so pretty. (I may have told you that already, but it's still true!) Your photos and poem are just lovely, and I wish I could write you a poem. I don't have that gift, but I like to read yours :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Ceil
gnarled fingers poke fun
ReplyDeleteon friends of year long seasons...
Halloween candy
thanks for stopping over at my blog
much love...
Whoa..that drift wood is huge and the spider web is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAh... I like the spider web and that's a nice verse to go along the lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteHazel
A mansion for a spider
ReplyDeleteIn Mother Nature's knit
Complicated forms
Provide a perfect fit
Ha. Yes it was fun! Thanks. Awesome photo.
I'm a bit late to the Haiku party, 5-7-5 construction, but here is my contribution to the first image.
ReplyDeleteLong, dark, tangled hair
needs gentle care, and patience,
creating beauty.