Ubiquity: a Haiku, a Kōan, and a Limerick

 Haiku:
Everywhere at once,
In silence, the universe
Breathes ubiquity.

Kōan:
If the tree of existence falls in a forest of ubiquity, does it make a sound in all places, or none at all?

Limerick:
There was a concept quite curious,
Its presence was rather imperious,
In each place, the same space,
At a relentless pace,
Ubiquity, playful yet mysterious.