Tag Archives: Ubiquity

LIQUID FALL LEAVES COME RAINING DOWN

Posted on October 14, 2016 by elainedanforth

tiny five-point, fall-hued leaves drip, fluid, down with weight of wet, but float to ground in the subtle, rainy breeze. And then there’s me– wrapped cozy in gray, shiny coat, down past my knees that tries to keep me dry. … Continue reading →

Posted in Autumn, Medium Length Poems, Poetry, Seasons | Tagged Beauty, Bounty, Double-take, Earth, Eyes, Fall Leaves, Looking, Rain, Seeing, Ubiquity | Leave a comment

LIQUID STUPIDITY

Posted on November 17, 2014 by elainedanforth

Stupidity: a currency with high liquidity. . . because supply is very good the sources tend indeed to flood as its glib and freest flow can make it go so far as to ensure ubiquity– No one’s immune: at moments … Continue reading →

Posted in Medium Length Poems, Poetry | Tagged Carve, Create, Creative, Currency, Cutting one's chops, Different, Ensure, Flow, Groove, Hole, Immune, Inopportune, Learning, Liquidity, Luck, Moments, Need, Needless, Path, Pity, Run of luck, Rut, Set ways, Smarter, Source, Spirits, Staying, Stuck, Stupidity, Supply, Surprises, Tune, Ubiquity, Unanimity, Veer, Ways, Weak | Leave a comment

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LIQUID FALL LEAVES COME RAINING DOWN

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