
droplets of water
graces a spider’s web
forming illusions of reflection
tell me, what you see
☼☾☆
when you gaze into these drops
dreaming from the heart
are they borrowed or yours
tell me, sincerely
☼☾☆
when the glow softens, at the end of this day
and twilight dims the light
reflections turn inward
tell me, what transpires
☼☾☆
droplets of water
gracing a spider’s web
now forming reflections of reality
tell me, what you believe
☼☾☆
reflections, of the heart
must always find their way
becoming reflections in the mind
so they can emerge again, tell me
By Sheila: September 7, 2013

I captured this spider’s web on September 5, 2013, as I walked around a nature park in the Big Thompson Canyon. The spider build it’s web up against a big boulder and was almost hidden among some foliage. I took the shot looking straight down.
WOW! And what lens did you use? I have a macro lens, but haven’t experimented much with it…maybe it’s time!
I enjoy your poetry as well…
Hi Gay, I have a Canon macro lens, but I have not used it a lot. I used my Tamron 18 to 270mm lens to capture this image. As you can tell, I love taking close-up shots.
Thank you for always commenting with your kind words.
I read a comment you posted on – Oh the places they go – stating your were heading to Georgia. Is that where you are from. Howard and I are from Louisiana. Safe travels, always!
Really incredible, spiders are very unique creatures.
Yes, they are. It was fun to discover this web with these water droplets still clinging.