The drying puddle of soda
almost invisible to the eye
like the oasis in the desert
the ancient watering hole
Like elephants remembering
coming together in one place
the seven carpenter ants
all finding this space
The sugar on the counter
drawing them from the dark
out into the light where we live
causing us to shout
May 17, 2010
. . . - - - . . .
The ants in our kitchen
The ants in our kitchen
walking round and round
wondering what to do,
what would E.O. Wilson think?
Sugar ants and carpenters
all finding treats
across the counter
heading for the sink
Little crumbs, drops of Kool-aid
or maybe Hi-C
a splash, a spill
of someone’s last drink
There long before us
the colonies must be quite large
not knowing how to act,
what would E.O. Wilson think?
May 1, 2010
ants in our kitchen
since before this program
&
http://thedianerehmshow.org/shows/2010-04-22/eo-wilson-anthill
E. O. Wilson interview
on Diane Rehm show,
April 22, 2010
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Monday, May 17, 2010
Around the puddle
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