Tag Archives: Sheltered

PLAYING IN THE RAIN

Posted on November 20, 2014 by elainedanforth

A rainy day. Seems much more a place to play with puddle jumps and doggies shaking dry their fluff ‘neath bright hued leaves, than it does from my safe and sheltered seat in window gray.

Posted in Poetry, Quick reads | Tagged Acceptance, Confidence, Doggies, Dry, Feeling, Fluff, Gray Sky, Jump, Life, Mind Body, Puddles, Rain, Safe, Seasons, Seat, Shaking dry, Sheltered, Thought, Wet, Window, Winter | Leave a comment

ELUSIVE IS THE ROAD

Posted on May 16, 2014 by elainedanforth

Elusive is the road. . . at times it winds sharp turns– pointed, sheltered, lean. . . at others, open, broad, exposed alike to whipping wind and gentle rain to bitter snow and warmest sun. . . the suppleness to … Continue reading →

Posted in Medium Length Poems, Poetry, Summer, Winter | Tagged Alone, Broad, Clear, Elusive, Fear, Feeling, Fellowship, Lean, Life, Open, Poetry, Rain, RIde, Road, Satisfaction, Seasons, Seeing, Sheltered, Shine, Sun, Suppleness, Thought, Time, Tread, Warmth, Wind, WInding road, Winter | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Sheltered

PLAYING IN THE RAIN

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