She sat on the front step and
let the cold damp seep
past her coat and into her body.
Seeping through cracks
in the earth.
The
cold seeps
in, floods the feeling in my body.
Seeping into the consciousness
of human beings can take time.
Seep hose
laid along the mats or sand bed takes most of the work out of watering.
Seeping very slowly
from under some of its scales.
Seeping through
- " beside you, beside you " - like a mantra.
Seeped in important history.
Seeping from the multiple wounds
on his neck.
A summary
oil seep
diagram can be found here.
Seeping through the walls
and floor of their cellar.
Seeps into the ground.
Water
gradually seeps
from the hose down its entire length ideal for watering rows of vegetables or bedding plants.
Seep out
of the artery wall.
Rain and ground
water seep
into the fabric of the buildings and force mosaics to bubble up.
Seeping away
from the nation states to the central eu bureaucracy.
Seeping down
into my hand.
The quickness
eventually seeped
away in all three stanzas, with durbach playing thoughtful strokes that inevitably gave him the edge.
Seeped away
between the stones; the water hasn't got any hands.
Seeps back
into the aquifer, ready for further use.
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