Daily Haiku #11: Ants

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ch from the moundand back again, but this timewith gifts for the queenAnts are quite fascinating little creatures, aren’t they? Troublesome, yes, but they seem to work so well together. How often do you figure ants quarrel? How often does one ant get distracted by his surroundings and lead the whole line away from their destination? I’m curious, but not about to research it. I guess I’ll stay curious.© Katie Rodant

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e 2020Katie Rodante is a writer living in sunny Dallas, Texas with her loving husband, two wild young children, and a lazy maltese. While she began her career as a paralegal, she found her passion is in creative fiction. Her works include a poetry book of Halloween haiku titled Autumn Reveries, several short stories, and two in-progress novels: a women’s fiction novel about love and loss, and a fantasy series involving wizards and music.</article></body>

Daily Haiku #11: Ants

a poem about a group of tiny insects

We march from the mound

and back again, but this time

with gifts for the queen

Ants are quite fascinating little creatures, aren’t they? Troublesome, yes, but they seem to work so well together. How often do you figure ants quarrel? How often does one ant get distracted by his surroundings and lead the whole line away from their destination? I’m curious, but not about to research it. I guess I’ll stay curious.

Katie Rodante is a writer living in sunny Dallas, Texas with her loving husband, two wild young children, and a lazy maltese. While she began her career as a paralegal, she found her passion is in creative fiction. Her works include a poetry book of Halloween haiku titled Autumn Reveries, several short stories, and two in-progress novels: a women’s fiction novel about love and loss, and a fantasy series involving wizards and music.