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“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for
tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has
enough trouble of its own.” Matthew 6:34
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A tiny spider
Labors every night,
Spins his web, in
Perfect symmetry.
Innate architect!
He awaits for his prey
A fly, a moth, a butterfly.
Meal for the night,
Reward for the labor.
Before dawn,
Down his trap,
Hides away.
When night is nigh
He starts his day
Spins his web, again.
I love reading this verse again. A great attempt; a precise observation, of course.
Yes, I watched spider spinning the web at least twice in my life. They afford changed my view of seeing all the spiders in the front and back of my house. But of course I like my house to be clean…..
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