Tag Archives: Cloth

LIFE IS DELICIOUS

Posted on April 19, 2014 by elainedanforth

Life is delicious. . . sorrow, joy pleasure, pain earth’s interpose to block moon’s beam. . . thus bereft reflected sun, how red it seem! communion, service– passion. . . scarcity and surplus– righteous action begs to billow like a … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry | Tagged Ache, Billow, Choice, Cloth, Communion, Earth, Eclipse, Fake, Feeling, Gusts, Interpost, Laughter, Mind Body, Moon, Overflow, Pain, Passion, Peal, Pleasure, Puffy, Quake, Real, Red, Righteousness, Sails, Service, Shine, Smiles, Sorrow, Sun, Thought, Wind, Woe | Leave a comment

THE MEASURE OF A MUMMY

Posted on July 27, 2013 by elainedanforth

So many turns it takes to unwind the cloth that binds a mummy, plastered over long-dried tape– that held, protecting here and there a hole– maybe there, near former place of heart– or perhaps a gap near house of tummy. … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry | Tagged Alabaster, Canopic Jars, Care, Cloth, Death, Glacier, Heart, Holes, Hope, Life, Love, Measure, Mind Body, Mummy, Poetry, Reaching out, Soul, Stone Age, Tape, The Man In the Ice, Translucent, Tummy, Whale, Wrap | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Cloth

LIFE IS DELICIOUS

THE MEASURE OF A MUMMY

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