Tag Archives: Paradox

A PAIR ‘O WHAT?!

Posted on September 9, 2015 by elainedanforth

A pair o’ what? Paradox: an unmatched pair of socks. . . Paradigm: a model that may melt. . . Paragon: a mannequin to hang one’s hopes on. . . Paramount: you should care because it really counts. . . … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetic Musing (Longer Poems), Poetry | Tagged Confidence, Dance, Energy, Eyes, Feet, Legs, Life, Lungs, Mind Body, Opening, Pair, Parable, Parabola, Paradigm, Paradise, Paradox, Paragon, Paramont, Perameter, Perimeter, Reaching out, Satisfaction, Seeing, SIng, Smle, Voice | Leave a comment

YOU ARE SPECTACULAR

Posted on September 17, 2013 by elainedanforth

You are spectacular. . . You speak well when donning formal air. . . or rubbing elbows in vernacular. You can go a stretch on foot or wheel it on some odd transport vehicular. . . You can deduce with … Continue reading →

Posted in Medium Length Poems, Poetry | Tagged Acceptance, Brilliance, Confidence, Contradictions, Error, Formality, Human Being, Life, Logic, Paradox, Paragon, Reasoning, Spectacular, Speech, Transportation, Vehicles, Vernacular, Versitility, Walking | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Paradox

A PAIR ‘O WHAT?!

YOU ARE SPECTACULAR

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