Unpacking Ubiquitous

“The presence of a long-term, conscious goal has helped me maintain stability through the ubiquitous changes of over half a century.” quote by Mary Craig
Ubiquitous is a fixed measure of dirty dishes, meals and laundry; working moms miss out on their leisure. Days and nights seem set on chronic pause. Boredom, loneliness, and arthritis barricade the lives of our grandmas. For our children, ubiquitous means constant homework, chores and discipline, unrelenting on into their teens. Non-stop updates in technology and global politics stress adults. Know change circumscribes ubiquity. Faith too is of a timeless essence. Without end, God remains in control; ubiquitous, His omnipresence. November 4, 2022 Contest: Writing Challenge – Unburden a “U” word Sponsor: Constance La France
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Kendrick Avatar
November 15, 2022 at 7:31 AM
Congratulations on this great winner in Constance's contest. Way to go. Faith is the things hoped for like no more arthritis for the grandmas and even very young people suffer as well from it, no more murders, no more hunger for children. Sara
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November 14, 2022 at 6:23 AM
Reason, a wonderful poem and I love your quote also. Congratulations on your win in my Writing Challenge - Unburden- A ''U'' Word, well done! I hope you will enter my new contest, Writing Challenge "V" Forms with quote inspirations and themes.
Rodrigues Avatar
November 4, 2022 at 10:20 AM
You used the same word I did ;) Well done!
Poteet Avatar
November 4, 2022 at 5:00 PM
Great! can think of a better poet to share it with. I'll have to check your entry out. Thanks for commenting.
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