Ladybug Haiku
Small spots on a shell,
Black and red, respectively:
Marks of a lady.
Two tiny pinchers
Crunching a tasty aphid,
All six legs now still.
Crawling toward a leaf,
Freezing as a frog is seen--
Thus avoiding death.
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