Friday, October 17, 2008
Pedestrian Crossing
if you see a stick suddenly move
with nothing carrying it or lifting it
Chances are.. it is a walking stick

If you see a leaf moving and directed on its own volition
that is probably a Katydid

the walking stick and the katydids share some things in common
they don't look like insects
not very social.. meaning they don't live in groups
the way they were designed by our Creator is their very defense mechanism
that is why they are called "happy-go-lucky passers-by"
and aren't harmful to man and plants
they feed on leaves but as "meals and not
like its the only purpose they were born to do
They are interesting to watch..
Maters of Disguises but not of Disgust
Somehow it reminded me of the story of
"the Ant and the Grasshopper"
You know Ants.. very resourceful
always stacking up
never idle
and the grasshopper...
singing along
taking its time..
could be any of these happy go lucky dudes
...the ant and the walking stick
...or the Ant and the Katydid
but since they're not readily visible for kids to refer to
lets stay with the grsshopper
What I am trying to say is that...
true that there is a moral to the story
of the Ant and the Grasshopper
but true now also
is that even insects have different dispositions
and sense of purpose
we can and should respect that
more than respect, we can learn from them
Because even among them insects
they know that nothing is inconsequential
And perhaps
that is the moral of the story
After all...
with nothing carrying it or lifting it
Chances are.. it is a walking stick

If you see a leaf moving and directed on its own volition
that is probably a Katydid

the walking stick and the katydids share some things in common
they don't look like insects
not very social.. meaning they don't live in groups
the way they were designed by our Creator is their very defense mechanism
that is why they are called "happy-go-lucky passers-by"
and aren't harmful to man and plants
they feed on leaves but as "meals and not
like its the only purpose they were born to do
They are interesting to watch..
Maters of Disguises but not of Disgust
Somehow it reminded me of the story of
"the Ant and the Grasshopper"
You know Ants.. very resourceful
always stacking up
never idle
and the grasshopper...
singing along
taking its time..
could be any of these happy go lucky dudes
...the ant and the walking stick
...or the Ant and the Katydid
but since they're not readily visible for kids to refer to
lets stay with the grsshopper
What I am trying to say is that...
true that there is a moral to the story
of the Ant and the Grasshopper
but true now also
is that even insects have different dispositions
and sense of purpose
we can and should respect that
more than respect, we can learn from them
Because even among them insects
they know that nothing is inconsequential
And perhaps
that is the moral of the story
After all...
Labels: insects, organic gardens, organic thoughts

9 Comments:
Hi,
Another cool insect…
Seize the Day,
Rob Northrup
Is Your Corporation Protecting You?
Protecting Your Assets From The Envious Hordes
you know so much about nature and its inhabitats and their body language...
Reading and Decoding Body Language
The walking sticks are such an interesting concoction from mother nature.
David J. Parnell | Communication Expert
The Effective Communication Blog
Sometimes it would benefit us to go at an insect pace.
DIY Lawyer
www.diylawyer.net
Great post with terrific pictures!
Darryl Pace
I love the pictures that you are posting.
Jennifer Skinner
Wardrobe Planning Expert
Beautiful pictures & poem like posts, as usual!
Well done!
John HO
Understanding Personalities for Better Influence & Persuasion
Hi , Anamari
You really do know a lot about nature and all of it’s creatures
Looks great
Happy Trails
Matthew Shields
Hotel Resort Energy Management?
Anything Solar
your blog could be called....
cool insects!
our friends!
Love it,
All the best,
April Braswell
Online Dating Expert, Romantic Relationship Coach, Relationship Coaching
Online Dating Sites Review, Internet Dating Sites Guide
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