Tag Archives: Rotting

A LOT OF HOT IN AUTUMN

Posted on September 7, 2015 by elainedanforth

a lot of hot in autumn. . . moving molecules we’ve got, sent up to top while cooler, stiller ones stay close to bottom. . . we’d best not buy too many fruits, for before we succeed to eat ’em … Continue reading →

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BEAUTY IN THE MIX

Posted on March 9, 2013 by elainedanforth

Beauty lurking in the rotting, fallen trees. . . But there’s also lurking, rotting stagnant mud that lives among the blooming trees, the petals lending pretty whiff both to lusty, windy gusts and to slightest kiss of breeze. . . … Continue reading →

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