What happens when
the DNA talks
I wondered
as if a molecule
could come alive
and talk it's way
to the safety of the stars
It's not as if
we're walking
hunks of DNA
Sharpening ourselves
on, well
Everything
It's not as if
we have a lot of fun
mixing the stuff
or even tryin'
to get that right
thru practice
You know
that expression
right
It's not as if
it hasn't lost patience
with time
and tissue's
slow perambulation
forward
And is now
off shoring sense
to silicon
It's not as if
What climbs
this ladder in us
thru us
to us
is writing this
is a hound scenting
the opposite
of decay
Copyright@2019 Dennis Willis
Feb 27, 2019
Feb 27, 2019 at 1:18 AM UTC
What happens when
the DNA talks
I wondered
as if a molecule
could come alive
and talk it's way
to the safety of the stars
It's not as if
we're walking
hunks of DNA
Sharpening ourselves
on, well
Everything
It's not as if
we have a lot of fun
mixing the stuff
or even tryin'
to get that right
thru practice
You know
that expression
right
It's not as if
it hasn't lost patience
with time
and tissue's
slow perambulation
forward
And is now
off shoring sense
to silicon
It's not as if
What climbs
this ladder in us
thru us
to us
is writing this
is a hound scenting
the opposite
of decay
Copyright@2019 Dennis Willis
Scientists are hoping that by studying the weird flavor behavior of particles, they might go further toward explaining matter's persistence after the Big Bang.
https://www.livescience.com/18141-wacky-physics-particle-flavors.html