Belying What's Below

July 29, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Items

A curb stands its ground in a silvery glow guarding a fire plug belying pipes buried deeply below

Dot A Pot

July 17, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Water, Items

Bubbles of water in a gaseous state dot a pot from which they emanate

June 06, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Items

Essentially invisible and largely unseen; a zip’s undeniably indispensable as a mechanical seam

June 04, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Items

A java scoop is the way to go to measure beans bagged for a Cup of Joe

May 24, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Items

"Ha" might be said with a mischievous glee after marring an H with scratched graffiti

May 13, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Items, People

The conductor comes making his call

"Tickets please", is pronounced to all

Each snap of his punch pierces the air

As he summarizes to zones our collective where's

May 05, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Items

Wood will glow in a warm caress while metal may melt into a warped duress

April 17, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Items

Upon casting their way across a sequence of squares, shadows will playfully dance where they dare

April 11, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Items

A box full of fire fronts an ashtray for the end - it's the smoke in between that isn't completely one's friend

March 15, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Nature, Items

These irregularly shaped orbs will bring tears to my eyes, but ultimately they'll delightfully flavorize

March 12, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Items

In a world full of tensions and various people pulling strings, one must court kind behavior and the positive positioning that it brings

February 21, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Nature, Items, Structures

A wintery web, spun from steel, lurks in a walkway, hunting for heels

February 07, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Items

A vertical view of a punctuated plane marked by a decorous dome casting a coronal stain

January 08, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Nature, Items

An absence of red or yellow or green permits a pepper's tonality to be seen

January 02, 2015 by Taylor Gray in Items

Leo, the lion, is languidly tryin' to maintain lucidity while library step lyin'

Note: the lions, named Patience and Fortitude, were originally named Leo Astor and Leo Lenox after the two NYPL founders