“He had learned the rare secret that you must
take happiness when you find it–
that there is no use in marking the place and coming back to it
at a more convenient season,
because it will not be there then.”
L.M. Montgomery
(a spider making the most of what flies to the light in the night / Julie Cook / 2016)
The spider, not caring whether the web is elaborate, elegant or showy,
chooses the path of least resistance.
Why toil elsewhere when what you want comes
easily your way with little to no exertion on your part?
How quickly we make ourselves available…
to him who is lurks in the shadows, waiting.
Waiting like the spider who sits and watches,
waiting as we begin to circle the lights.
Drawn in by the allure of all that is,
yet it is caution which must be exercised.
The mindless moth…
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