by Mathew Paust
Little bastard executed its entrance
with perfection
I saw it coming from five feet
zipping so fast through the portico
I barely had time to gape.
I'd just brushed off an itsy black spider
also planning an escape to my a/c
riding the door inward, presumably
to spring off and scurry
away from my plodding rubber soles.
I'd been studying the threshold to scoot her aside
were she contemplating a second effort
didn't see her, she might have succeeded
the fly's been in here now going on three days
in cahoots, those two, would be my guess.
Enjoyable.
Thanks, Erika.
"In cahoots those two, would be my guess." Ha! Not bloody likely. *
You never know, Gita. Remember Charlotte and Wilbur.
Ha!
Tks, Gary.
Fine, funny and stubborn at getting down to it.Loved reading this.
Thanks, Darryl.
They (creepy things) are all in cahoots.*
Thanks, Tim. I believe the Buddha would agree.
Funny. I've often wondered this about spiders. From time to time, I get infested with those creepy looking house spider things with the tentacular legs. They appear to do nothing whatsoever to sort the carpet beetles out.