Tag Archives: Broken

BENT UNDER THE MORNING STAR

Posted on April 20, 2018 by elainedanforth

Bent and bent and bent in pain, despair. . . And very nearly broken. The time is given but, knowing not how good nor how much, it feels more lent, like an expiring subway token. The dreamers. . . Wonders … Continue reading →

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ARCHAEOLOGY–THE STUDY OF VALUE IN, (AND CORRESPONDING) GARBAGE OUT

Posted on November 29, 2016 by elainedanforth

Value in. . . +++++use, pleasure, +++++protection, +++++for work, for play, +++++for rest, for leisure, value in +++++transformation +++++long duration +++++wear, tear, obsolete, +++++gone from whole +++++or complete +++++to pieces missing, +++++or whole thing broken. . . the value’s +++++gone … Continue reading →

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BROKEN PIECES

Posted on June 27, 2013 by elainedanforth

Broken pieces, peeled or chipped away, reveal a new, bare slate with which I get to have my way. . . Whatever way that is. . . but that’s the thing. . . it’s all on me– Which pieces do … Continue reading →

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