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"apoptosis" poems
**** Consume Propagate Transmutate Apoptosis "Thought," ...is the perplexity of the five... ...in the Animal Cell. *
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Dec 3, 2016
Dec 3, 2016 at 5:48 PM UTC
The Animal Cell
Myth "Observable phenomena's effect on the human condition." Mythology "Utilizing knowledge acquired during human existence to better understand the inexplicable through language." History "The perception of past events or knowledge altered by the present human condition." Technology "Mankind's attempt to eradicate God and Nature in order to determine whether or not there is life after death." APOPTOSIS "Programmed Cell Death." *
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Feb 17, 2018
Feb 17, 2018 at 2:11 PM UTC
TIME(notes)
nobody likes the full name. the class is known simply as "Cell." stephen king is just as lazy with his titles. that fool fears blood. i was listening to rain washing out the gutters when our teacher called on me, asking me to explain in my own words: "How is molecular transportation so highly organized?" i posited that organelles are not organized. they are only civilized: self-governed by apoptosis and a blueprint of proximal culture, their manuals inefficient, but honed for cooperation through trial and error. "I'm predisposed to disagree," he said with a tangible glee. knowing we all adore his berating honesty. his question stuck with me. perhaps because i was working for the office of sustainability becoming regularly incapacitated by the shame and exhaustion of preaching. leading an uprising through the power of teaching. i decided the only organized transportation is an axial conduit to the electorate's war, always social and hierarchal because that's what culture is for. at 19 i was loaded up with a sticky elixir to be protected from being called a ***** i will never forget how I spotted lightly for three days -stopped for one week- and then for two straight months, it was a downpour. we are only tearing apart the bitty ants and there is still blood on our hands. i believe blood looks best on our hands. but we were taught to meticulously detach and to prepare our matching bargains beneath the atmosphere's volatile dance. poison is in the body and the air ready to be bottled and batched. even when i find my friends whole and happy in France, my key stays clotted in the latch.
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Mar 3, 2018
Mar 3, 2018 at 5:13 PM UTC
The Organization of Transportation
nobody likes the full name. the class is known simply as "Cell." stephen king is just as lazy with his titles. that fool fears blood. i was listening to rain washing out the gutters when our teacher called on me, asking me to explain in my own words: "How is molecular transportation so highly organized?" i posited that organelles are not organized. they are only civilized: self-governed by apoptosis and a blueprint of proximal culture, their manuals inefficient, but honed for cooperation through trial and error. "I'm predisposed to disagree," he said with a tangible glee. knowing we all adore his berating honesty. his question stuck with me. perhaps because i was working for the office of sustainability becoming regularly incapacitated by the shame and exhaustion of preaching. leading an uprising through the power of teaching. i decided the only organized transportation is an axial conduit to the electorate's war, always social and hierarchal because that's what culture is for. at 19 i was loaded up with a sticky elixir to be protected from being called a ***** i will never forget how I spotted lightly for three days -stopped for one week- and then for two straight months, it was a downpour. we are only tearing apart the bitty ants and there is still blood on our hands. i believe blood looks best on our hands. but we were taught to meticulously detach and to prepare our matching bargains beneath the atmosphere's volatile dance. poison is in the body and the air ready to be bottled and batched. even when i find my friends whole and happy in France, my key stays clotted in the latch.
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I have died many times. My body hung next to Jesus at Golgotha. I was once decapitated in the French Revolution. I’ve had my eyes gouged out at Gettysburg. I have died many times. My chest was riddled with bullets on the beaches of Normandy. My lungs dissolved and I had a stroke in Auschwitz.  My skin baked, bubbled, and blistered from Hiroshima to Nagasaki. I have died many times. I bled out from a ruptured heart during Columbine. On 9/11, my rib caged cracked and I even stopped breathing. _______________________________________________________________ I have died too many times. I shot myself in the head last night. Dream-spells dripped out from the void and so I shot myself through the heart, stuck my fingers in the hole to see if it hurt and it stung a little. I have died too many times.  I took an ax and split my head open; a flock of pigeons were pecking at my cortex. They flew out and church hymns rang from my cerebellum. I have died too many times.  I lit a bonfire in my brain; the light burst from my eye sockets and now my head is a paper lantern. I clawed at my chest till I ripped my heartstrings; they sung happy birthdays in Arabic so I blew out the fire. I have died too many times. I took a baseball bat and busted my face open; I was swinging for the fences and swallowed my teeth on accident. I have died too many times.  I tore out my stomach, drank the acid, and ****** myself.  I tried pulling my lungs over my head just to suffocate. I have died too many times.  When I discovered my spinal cord, I plucked it out, wrapped it around my neck, and hung myself from the tallest redwood I could find.
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Dec 22, 2013
Dec 22, 2013 at 2:54 PM UTC
Apoptosis
I have died many times. My body hung next to Jesus at Golgotha. I was once decapitated in the French Revolution. I’ve had my eyes gouged out at Gettysburg. I have died many times. My chest was riddled with bullets on the beaches of Normandy. My lungs dissolved and I had a stroke in Auschwitz.  My skin baked, bubbled, and blistered from Hiroshima to Nagasaki. I have died many times. I bled out from a ruptured heart during Columbine. On 9/11, my rib caged cracked and I even stopped breathing. _______________________________________________________________ I have died too many times. I shot myself in the head last night. Dream-spells dripped out from the void and so I shot myself through the heart, stuck my fingers in the hole to see if it hurt and it stung a little. I have died too many times.  I took an ax and split my head open; a flock of pigeons were pecking at my cortex. They flew out and church hymns rang from my cerebellum. I have died too many times.  I lit a bonfire in my brain; the light burst from my eye sockets and now my head is a paper lantern. I clawed at my chest till I ripped my heartstrings; they sung happy birthdays in Arabic so I blew out the fire. I have died too many times. I took a baseball bat and busted my face open; I was swinging for the fences and swallowed my teeth on accident. I have died too many times.  I tore out my stomach, drank the acid, and ****** myself.  I tried pulling my lungs over my head just to suffocate. I have died too many times.  When I discovered my spinal cord, I plucked it out, wrapped it around my neck, and hung myself from the tallest redwood I could find.
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fifty trillion of them, give or take an exponential few, programmed to replicate, then die, ad infinitum spawning perfect copies to ensure molecular harmony their perfection could not keep their host from huffing on tar sticks, gobbling bacon by the kilo, or worshiping the sun's crisping rays until one of their eternal days, a perverse mutation occurred one at first, then two, then four, then more forgetting that all were once destined to die, in a crimson clockwork fashion apoptosis the new invader would hear nothing of this strange word, for it was the emperor of maladies, its geometric procession a spinning spectacle to behold, purloining space from the mortality hobbled trillions evicted by cancer's kangaroo court it will have its reign, this galloping ghost maker, until the host gives up the fight, and that which fed its gluttony   will starve it as blithely as the body gave it ******* birth
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Feb 7, 2015
Feb 7, 2015 at 11:19 AM UTC
the emperor of maladies
I am Zen master's tea 1130 window sun I am HanShan's eternal mountain gladness I am Des Cartes mapping out antineuroses I am Blue whale sinking beneath blue sea I am Red archean hot volcanic fissure bed I am Dead cell apoptosis disintegrated
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May 21, 2015
May 21, 2015 at 11:47 AM UTC
dis
Our nation is a living organism. Alive with biochemical pulsating cells. Apoptosis, a cell death of our nation are set and already unwittingly programmed. Takes a multicellular effect if not checked. Cell changes and death is eminent. Changes includes blebbing, cell shrinkage, nuclear fragmentation, chromatin condensation, chromosomal DNA fragmentation, and global mRNA. Apoptosis , a falling off occurs. Our nation is threatened and going through same process as above. Our acts must be put together. There is a suffocating, crippling misery, and destitution. We are desperately sliding both into chaos and despondency. We must get out of this cloud of frustration, with a profound physical presence of sour people grieving daily, Don't let them become too rotten to infect everyone. It may be contagious. All ships must sail in one direction, Or very soon we all go down. ©2019,Emeka Mokeme. All Rights Reserved.
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Apr 19, 2019
Apr 19, 2019 at 10:55 AM UTC
APOPTOSIS
My crimson carnation Bleeding red beauty Into the rain Falling from heaven Ready to make earth it's home Here in the rain Flowers wilting away Love so deep that death was but A small patch of brown In a field teeming with lilies The alabaster field will shout out your name Like the death and rebirth of a single scarlet tulip, So was your sacrifice Never for a moment fearful That this apoptosis would never return it's beauty Grace Never ceasing grace Can't be twisted and torn By wind or storms It will hold when weak are we Glory to he who redeems
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Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 1:32 AM UTC
Teeming with Lilies
Tell me about the garden again, tell me this is our last night on earth and you just want to know that it's real tell me fairytales. Tell me this is everything you've ever dreamed of and more. Kiss me with whiskey lips and cigarette teeth kiss me like you'll never have a chance to kiss someone again. I want to feel you. I want to taste callous remarks on your tongue give them to me, give me everything and then give me more. Sing to me write me ten thousand sonnets and recite them ignite everything we've ever been. This is your chance. Tell me about the vines. Tell me a thousand things, and more, and more. Drink me in, like this, sprawled out on your bed, laughing like it's the end of the world. We don't have much time. Let's end it all, hangman's rope and a burning will, or let's stay a little longer. I want to hear your voice again. Tell me how we're ruined. Tell me how I'm ruining you, and how you love it. Tell me about tomorrow. It's the only one we have left.
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Jul 26, 2014
Jul 26, 2014 at 2:41 PM UTC
apoptosis
As we flow imagining we motivate our selves to go on, crack the whip, try oomph-ala like… take and read the little book, or swallow what you're told… for any mind a thinking thing is companion, welcome the strange little light leading on, for minded beings do not live by bread, alone. Inside, we see alone. Outside, I see all one. Am I enlightened, I ask my closest confidant. Ah, I utter as a sigh, slack jawed awe, a we is made right now -- me and thee, dear, dear reading being thinking do you mind? Did I capitalize on your confusion to stick a point into a bubble you believed? How would you know? {1. Omphalos is the hub of any bubble of being, center of gravity, if I may make that assertion as certain as may be in these days of knowledge expansion. May is you word, now. You know.}
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Sep 9, 2020
Sep 9, 2020 at 2:01 PM UTC
Apoptosis, as a pleasant-try oomphalic thing
when the spoon bangs up against my teeth i feel it reverberate through me, like my frequent spasms that wrack my entire body. it goes down hard. i am hacking up pulmonary blood and half-digested puzzle pieces in yet another failed attempt to **** my system. it feels like 1,000 needles trying to enter a single spot on my skin. apoptosis; programmed cell death. it's a poor god that can't save everyone. when i press my eyes i see colors, and shapes, and stars that slam into me like a tractor trailer. my thoracic cavity caves underfoot. i bruise like a peach. i'm like a peach in a lot of ways, actually. don't ask me how. that's disgusting.
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Mar 30, 2017
Mar 30, 2017 at 5:05 PM UTC
hospice
She was buried in walls of pitch and snow, shunned by the moon which she holds dear. She stretches out her hand every night to reach her innermost desires. She stretches out and cry for nights and nights, through sun and rain. She stretches out and cry. Words once trickled from her fingertips - letters, of every shape and size, dance eloquently on stone and sand. They bathe in ethereal curiosity at dawn and sanguine discovery at dusk. Now nothing drips from her fingers, long and slim but soot as dark as her gleaming eyes. She smeared the walls with hatred and grief and sorrow seeped from within its cracks. Agitation wells from deep within her. It overflows and spills into her cup of tea. The bitterness that it brings is rivaled only by her fear of staying alone. There is no end to her suffering, and she knows the walls she made were too steep and too high and yet the moon expects such a fragile frame to reach the pinnacle of this ordeal and stares blatantly at her demise. And so she rests under the shade of mounds and mounds of pitch and snow. She lays supine while cursing the sky, bereft of words, letters, and ink, with soot trickling from her eyes.
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Jul 23, 2016
Jul 23, 2016 at 9:41 PM UTC
Bradycardia (of solace and apoptosis)
Crinkling anhydrous I contort to shapes described by Pythagorus. My shell collapses Livings a burden heavy to break the camels back Words for me are needles in needle stacks You can't get out with out cutting your throat Every time you leave I'm wringing my hands in my car Every time I see men I reach towards the bar For another beer I'm sitting in my own belly full of bile and I need to ***** out these tears And I need to cleanse my spirit And I need to shine my gears Cause I am rusting shut. My mouths left in the forest and the tin mans oilcan hands cut Back in my truck I tuck and hide the thoughts yet want a concrete wall to spill my mind upon And make a canvas out of the windshield of glass covered in grey mass The endings more poetic then a **** with a crown extending.
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Jan 27, 2014
Jan 27, 2014 at 4:28 PM UTC
Anhydro-apoptosis
(written for and with apologies to Ken Pepiton) (A-pop-TOH-sis) A type of cell death in which a series of molecular steps in a cell lead to its death. This is one method the body uses to get rid of unneeded or abnormal cells. Also called programmed cell death. ~ Ken Pepiton  “I found a word, apoptosis  and I used it on some old bubbles that claimed to hold true love. You might find it useful for other crazy-makers common to mortal moments”. Sep 2020 <> a rich commission this; aged by being overlooked for two years more, reconciling it, if it were even possible this mixed drink of crazy, programmed cell death & old bubbles claiming true love holding! flummoxed by the symmetry and the inherent contradictory of these dual dueling notions, struggle for a course of unification <> and then: Having known and lost true love, more than once, recall too well, months when my heart cells died daily by the billions, years of paining bubbles bursting, till the heart at last purified, by the emptying of mortal moments. the desperation of a grown man wondering if peace and satisfactions would elude him forever, deluded by weight of iron alternating currents of hopefulness § hopelessness, a sharp pain morphing way too slowly into a dull ache heartburn so well. that yet persists as a just below the surface swelling in my memory even now crazy it made me, no cure cute for this uncommon cooling of heart and soul, lines on my face witness attest to where tears and failings eroded skin by marking lines on my face. ”I was unrecognizable to myself”(1) no joke this craziness, a grown man  despairing like a teenager’s lament, robbed worse by the adult knowledge of the scarcity of finding the only true treasure humans could actually possess, keep and nurture… yes, Ken, I find these world of words you gifted me useful useful in ways untold, but take this telling, this one here, with grace given and knowing that it only took from me about 10 to the 11th power power(2) of heart cells 4:36pm Wed Feb 1 2023
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Feb 1, 2023
Feb 1, 2023 at 4:40 PM UTC
A Love Lost Poem: Apoptosis (cell death) and an Apology
(written for and with apologies to Ken Pepiton) (A-pop-TOH-sis) A type of cell death in which a series of molecular steps in a cell lead to its death. This is one method the body uses to get rid of unneeded or abnormal cells. Also called programmed cell death. ~ Ken Pepiton  “I found a word, apoptosis  and I used it on some old bubbles that claimed to hold true love. You might find it useful for other crazy-makers common to mortal moments”. Sep 2020 <> a rich commission this; aged by being overlooked for two years more, reconciling it, if it were even possible this mixed drink of crazy, programmed cell death & old bubbles claiming true love holding! flummoxed by the symmetry and the inherent contradictory of these dual dueling notions, struggle for a course of unification <> and then: Having known and lost true love, more than once, recall too well, months when my heart cells died daily by the billions, years of paining bubbles bursting, till the heart at last purified, by the emptying of mortal moments. the desperation of a grown man wondering if peace and satisfactions would elude him forever, deluded by weight of iron alternating currents of hopefulness § hopelessness, a sharp pain morphing way too slowly into a dull ache heartburn so well. that yet persists as a just below the surface swelling in my memory even now crazy it made me, no cure cute for this uncommon cooling of heart and soul, lines on my face witness attest to where tears and failings eroded skin by marking lines on my face. ”I was unrecognizable to myself”(1) no joke this craziness, a grown man  despairing like a teenager’s lament, robbed worse by the adult knowledge of the scarcity of finding the only true treasure humans could actually possess, keep and nurture… yes, Ken, I find these world of words you gifted me useful useful in ways untold, but take this telling, this one here, with grace given and knowing that it only took from me about 10 to the 11th power power(2) of heart cells 4:36pm Wed Feb 1 2023
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METABOLIC LOVE Behold the strength in your weakness Which is capable of giving vigour to my membrane Chlorophyll in chloroplast makes the green plant blossom You make the smile on my face radiant Come, let's mix the right nucleotide sequence of our desired RNA And build the sequence of our desired protein So that the expression of our gene Will be the desire of friends and relatives Amidst thousands, you're the only one I chose Your hotness could denature enzymes There exist a thousand of competitive inhibitor But by the words of my mouth; None would fit to my active site I want to fly on your wings to the horizon Regardless of the barbaric thought of men For I know; All unwanted functional unit of life Will die by apoptosis. -'Bintan Ola [email protected]
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Apr 20, 2020
Apr 20, 2020 at 10:32 AM UTC
Metabolic love
my cell phone, my Kindle, my desktop if I die intestate? what will willfully addresses the solemn secrets of silicon? (and woe be to me if my last call is a wrong number, my last Facebook entry an unanswered political jab) will anybody bother to delete my files after I am deleted? or is that the new immortality--for apoptosis does not apply to photons, electrons and "lol"s I bet when limbo, heaven and hell were conceived, not a soul would have believed, a hard drive in the sky would one day keep us all alive, indefinitely...
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Jul 29, 2017
Jul 29, 2017 at 11:26 PM UTC
what will become of...
Each subsequent process of cell division I.e. mitosis sans the biological parlance Erodes chromosomal cap re: telomere if u can envision at some juncture senescence prevails – apoptosis no chance To prevent this natural degradation and the alternate decision Per opting to bail from etching chronological age – averse at a glance To this mortal male, who decries that death breed’s frisson Thus disallowing healthy discussion once end of the figurative dance Delivers the curtain call on existence – where grim reaper jeers with derision At attempts to thwart cessation of life whereby scientists seek to en-hance Longevity – even exhuming the grateful dead and experimenting with incision To rewind expired meter fostering demise without spectacles after staying alive – with lance A lot chock full of chemical concoctions to revive corpse as the ultimate mission Yet, any effort to transcend genetic bulwark engendered from bulge in pants In tandem with merging with ova – based on each coupling favored position Ought not be tampered with lest havoc t’will be rent asunder and rants From rabid quest per course ala collision Inscribed within DNA blueprint from extinct cousins of uncles and aunts Prepping monster to burst from Ray Kurzweil laboratory Whereby to halt recalcitrant zombie spells FRUITION!
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Jan 22, 2018
Jan 22, 2018 at 5:01 PM UTC
SHORT ON TELOMERES
But... I wanna wrap shoelaces around my throat or slit my wrists and i dream of taking acid and climbing up a building & feeling so whole within the universe i can jump with euphoria. This world was never small enough for me or maybe i just wasnt ready for the rebirth. Perhaps i am a genetic flaw & did you know cells in your body will target themselves or engulf their bodies because they know they dont belong? Apoptosis
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May 25, 2017
May 25, 2017 at 5:50 AM UTC
They say dont think of death
We are not well So we destroy ourselves Falling off We vanish and are forgotten
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Oct 29, 2017
Oct 29, 2017 at 10:16 AM UTC
Apoptosis