Snow spider
on winter's last day
resting a while
We found this spider yesterday on the snow. My wife said she will save this spider and was intended to do it (?!). (She is fond of spiders.) But this spider continued his trip. (Or her.) Where to; no idea. Still snow all over. But melting, as you can see. Snow-spiders nesting somewhere?
One spider from Issa, year 1805
mai-mai ya asu naki haru wo kao wo somete
water spider
on spring's last day
blushing
Translated by David G. Lanoue
10 comments:
very cool!!!
Tkkis, this is an Issa-class haiku!
Great haiga. And yes, of course: cool.
Best wishes
Ralf
Fine haiga!
__The snow spider stepping into spring. _m
__Can you imagine... 8 cold feet?
I agree with Bill Tikkis -wonderful
john
very nice, Tikkis!
In Michigan we have Winter Stone Flies who come out to play in the snow just before Spring. It is so funny to see them jumping about on little snow mountains. This year they were playing during the Olympics.
There are some insect, which can survive in coldnesse, for example this animal we call "Gletscherfloh":
http://www.arthropods.de/insecta/mecoptera/boreidae/boreusWestwoodi0001.jpg
A symbol for resistance and tenacity of life.
Best wishes
Rudi
those crystals
spider crawls across
will soon be gone
much love
gillena
And here are Archived at my blog Lunch Break
2 Spider posts
August 23th 2007
August 29th 2007
super haiga :)
Thanks for all these kind comments here!
Cool --
crystal snow
sunbathing
Magyar; no, I didn't! 4 pair of woollen socks for mending; poor mother!
Janet: Interesting!
- Snowboarding Stone Flies!
Rudi: Also one more animal: the people!
Gillena:
unwoven nest
catching up
the warm
- and thanks for the spider links!
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