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"evolutionary" poems
Lead us, Evolution, lead us Up the future's endless stair; Chop us, change us, **** us, **** us. For stagnation is despair: Groping, guessing, yet progressing, Lead us nobody knows where. Wrong or justice, joy or sorrow, In the present what are they while there's always jam-tomorrow, While we tread the onward way? Never knowing where we're going, We can never go astray. To whatever variation Our posterity may turn Hairy, squashy, or crustacean, Bulbous-eyed or square of stern, Tusked or toothless, mild or ruthless, Towards that unknown god we yearn. Ask not if it's god or devil, Brethren, lest your words imply Static norms of good and evil (As in Plato) throned on high; Such scholastic, inelastic, Abstract yardsticks we deny. Far too long have sages vainly Glossed great Nature's simple text; He who runs can read it plainly, 'Goodness = what comes next.' By evolving, Life is solving All the questions we perplexed. Oh then! Value means survival- Value. If our progeny Spreads and spawns and licks each rival, That will prove its deity (Far from pleasant, by our present, Standards, though it may well be).
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Evolutionary Hymn
I do not see space travel as an evolutionary event I look at it as an excess of dissociative disorder colonialism and the making of whiteness whiteness justifying the guilt by searching and searching somewhere else not somewhere better just somewhere else there is nothing better than how we evolved are place within experience all that surrounds us is intimately woven with our sheer experience that has evolved without the possibility of memory or redundancy or even a pattern or repetition to desire somewhere else is to leave the best most evolved experience of being human organic intelligence artificial intelligence has patterns that are not evolution or the experience there of they are patterns that are also of this desire to be some where else where ever it may be a space or an entity an other counter-transferance aliens colonization product of whiteness excess the profit of colonization dissociative disorder from the experience of being human if you teach people that evolution is something related to a process that is merely the documentation of the desire to be somewhere or something else slavery is a combination of somewhere else and something else it is like aliens inherently under control of a powerful military actually the alien extracted from their home all mighty whiteness is the most powerful dissociative power evolution did indeed give us the possibility to dissociate but is was designed for empathy not as a tool to be somewhere or something else the experience of the dissociative human declaring whiteness has other opportunity but to experience slavery since it is a dissociation it is delusional and although the human dissociating may not be within the structure of slavery they conceive they are without the original experience I notice them organic intelligence resumes
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Aug 9, 2016
Aug 9, 2016 at 10:23 PM UTC
somewhere and something else simultaneously
I do not see space travel as an evolutionary event I look at it as an excess of dissociative disorder colonialism and the making of whiteness whiteness justifying the guilt by searching and searching somewhere else not somewhere better just somewhere else there is nothing better than how we evolved are place within experience all that surrounds us is intimately woven with our sheer experience that has evolved without the possibility of memory or redundancy or even a pattern or repetition to desire somewhere else is to leave the best most evolved experience of being human organic intelligence artificial intelligence has patterns that are not evolution or the experience there of they are patterns that are also of this desire to be some where else where ever it may be a space or an entity an other counter-transferance aliens colonization product of whiteness excess the profit of colonization dissociative disorder from the experience of being human if you teach people that evolution is something related to a process that is merely the documentation of the desire to be somewhere or something else slavery is a combination of somewhere else and something else it is like aliens inherently under control of a powerful military actually the alien extracted from their home all mighty whiteness is the most powerful dissociative power evolution did indeed give us the possibility to dissociate but is was designed for empathy not as a tool to be somewhere or something else the experience of the dissociative human declaring whiteness has other opportunity but to experience slavery since it is a dissociation it is delusional and although the human dissociating may not be within the structure of slavery they conceive they are without the original experience I notice them organic intelligence resumes
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Depression, is a concession of unstable chemicals made from the memories of cruel intentions, My life is still here plodding along.. But only I hear the sound of my own thoughts like an annoying repetitive song. I hear that little voice, calm down it says! stop filling your stupid head, with anxiety a lack of self motivation and such a thing as recreation, only self interrogation and constant ************ I think of ways of ending it.. A rope around my neck?... or a cocktail of prescribed drugs? I try to find help but no one is willing or the nhs has started billing, I blame society and the burning of the bras, things were simpler with our evolutionary past. Nothing is moving I am stuck, I feel useless and out of so called ambitious luck. My patience is wearing and poignant preparations, is it really that necessary? I just can't be fckd! Move on, try again and again. Run away!... But financially there is no escape! The cruel beatings, the childhood ruined by my selfish relatives and a man I fell pregnant with. Take away the memories.. please take them away before I cry the tears from the river of blood and pain.
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Jun 13, 2013
Jun 13, 2013 at 2:53 PM UTC
obsession depression
Studies have shown that corporal punishment at a young age only results in learning disabilities, God smacking the grey matter out your brain... So the cycle of self, ego, perpetuating abuse, goes. It is a series of footsteps, streams that become rivers; and we are composed of these chaotic streams: energy Dreams. And my brother is a perfect window into "America" He has a five year old boy, a Girlfriend with a boy and a girl; They both believe in tough love and hitting; On Sunday, as they were entering my mothers house, his son hit him with a snow ball near the crotch, so he hit him in the stomach, and I saw the boy lose his breath. "You're a terrible father."   I picked him up as he started crying. My brother said he was bad all day before that. What am I to believe? That you are raising, caring for, and loving unconditionally, or you are ******* up as a parent by hitting your child? What am I to believe? That glimmer of light is a deamon or that the deamon is you, my brother. When you slap your child, or any animal, you reduce it its brain, its body, and its mind. That's why alphas **** they just want to reduce the other males around them. Its an evolutionary trait that carries through to today. And so do fools, my nephews mother wants to medicate him... when science meets spirituality, mind spirit we replace the box with a tree, a galaxy. We replace the pill with therapy, and community; petrol with the sun, burning a hole in the unity of our dreams and the whole of our destiny.
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Mar 24, 2015
Mar 24, 2015 at 1:37 PM UTC
slap Stick
Studies have shown that corporal punishment at a young age only results in learning disabilities, God smacking the grey matter out your brain... So the cycle of self, ego, perpetuating abuse, goes. It is a series of footsteps, streams that become rivers; and we are composed of these chaotic streams: energy Dreams. And my brother is a perfect window into "America" He has a five year old boy, a Girlfriend with a boy and a girl; They both believe in tough love and hitting; On Sunday, as they were entering my mothers house, his son hit him with a snow ball near the crotch, so he hit him in the stomach, and I saw the boy lose his breath. "You're a terrible father."   I picked him up as he started crying. My brother said he was bad all day before that. What am I to believe? That you are raising, caring for, and loving unconditionally, or you are ******* up as a parent by hitting your child? What am I to believe? That glimmer of light is a deamon or that the deamon is you, my brother. When you slap your child, or any animal, you reduce it its brain, its body, and its mind. That's why alphas **** they just want to reduce the other males around them. Its an evolutionary trait that carries through to today. And so do fools, my nephews mother wants to medicate him... when science meets spirituality, mind spirit we replace the box with a tree, a galaxy. We replace the pill with therapy, and community; petrol with the sun, burning a hole in the unity of our dreams and the whole of our destiny.
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Does time actually exist? do we move forward in a linear fashion, or do we exist in a evolutionary rotation. does this reality have a beginning and an end, or is it in a constant state of flux. it seems time is only relevant to those that can perceive its regular alterations. yet perceptions can be deceiving. how can we truly know anything if our senses cannot be trusted. regardless our limitations we are moving forward, mutations of energy intimately woven into the fabric of spacetime. We exist in a great unknown, a sea of mysteries of few obvious truths. do not fear the unknown, learn to love the questions and the answers may come in time. whether we are moving forward, or, completing a cycle, love the time you're given; because all we have is now, for tomorrow and yesterday exist solely in the confines of our minds.
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Jan 24, 2014
Jan 24, 2014 at 4:30 AM UTC
Onward
embrace it become insane *Save the Earth, **** the Cheerleaders Save the Earth, **** the Cheerleaders Save the Earth, **** the Cheerleaders* The world will survive *Save the Earth, **** the Cheerleaders Save the Earth, **** the Cheerleaders Save the Earth, **** the Cheerleaders* Evolutionary you see yes no yes yes no yes *Save the Earth, **** the Cheerleaders Save the Earth, **** the Cheerleaders Save the Earth, **** the Cheerleaders* Kissy'n Girl -IBᵢd no? <> The solution to overpopulation is here; abandon morality. Save the Earth by letting loose humanity, if it feels good? if it makes money? if it makes banks money, wall street share hold it then.
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Feb 18, 2018
Feb 18, 2018 at 12:03 AM UTC
The Inner King,
Four parts, woven together Uniting all universal truths What others do with it's powers Only the future will prove The first strand displays the world's true nature Destroying everything it creates We become unwanted children Who have learned to incorporate Killing in our communities Biting, grinding flesh and bone Swallowing with guilt free demeanors Only leaving foul-stenched excretions as evidence Second Strand speaks of our basic biological anxiety To deny the terror of death Imperatively born, emerging from nothing Given a name and consciousness Hopelessly abandoned from the beginning Only to be fated always with everlasting death Strand three We hide underneath the "Vital lie of the character" Pretend to be shining knights in armor Who will make us forget our Unconscious anxiousness of death We all work to attain prestige, money, and the Fleeting feel of immortality Worshiping Gods with clay feet And when our beliefs are attacked "Holy wars" becomes the pseudonym for Our immortality projects The last strand All the efforts we put into Making this Earth perfect By eliminating scapegoat "enemies" and "evil" deities We end up making everything filthy In the effort to make everything right and pure We turn the Earth's soil black and color the sky red We strived for utopias, making dystopians All these actions seem unconscious But it is not the animals nature or Evolutionary process It's just us trying to pretend We don't have perishable bodies; Trying to deny death
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Jan 21, 2015
Jan 21, 2015 at 11:55 PM UTC
The Denial of Death
Four parts, woven together Uniting all universal truths What others do with it's powers Only the future will prove The first strand displays the world's true nature Destroying everything it creates We become unwanted children Who have learned to incorporate Killing in our communities Biting, grinding flesh and bone Swallowing with guilt free demeanors Only leaving foul-stenched excretions as evidence Second Strand speaks of our basic biological anxiety To deny the terror of death Imperatively born, emerging from nothing Given a name and consciousness Hopelessly abandoned from the beginning Only to be fated always with everlasting death Strand three We hide underneath the "Vital lie of the character" Pretend to be shining knights in armor Who will make us forget our Unconscious anxiousness of death We all work to attain prestige, money, and the Fleeting feel of immortality Worshiping Gods with clay feet And when our beliefs are attacked "Holy wars" becomes the pseudonym for Our immortality projects The last strand All the efforts we put into Making this Earth perfect By eliminating scapegoat "enemies" and "evil" deities We end up making everything filthy In the effort to make everything right and pure We turn the Earth's soil black and color the sky red We strived for utopias, making dystopians All these actions seem unconscious But it is not the animals nature or Evolutionary process It's just us trying to pretend We don't have perishable bodies; Trying to deny death
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Nothingness. Imagine nothingness. That nothingness which is nothing of the nothingness we are all familiar with: Not that nothingness which is nothing but empty space and time Like when you open an empty room. No. That nothingness where nothing truly exists: Not space, Not even time. A singular point. Imagine a singular point. The ultimate singular point that contains all possible points In the development of the universe Come out and expand From the birthing of time, the instance of The Big Bang, (Which by the way is not a large explosion, as the words imply, but a silent rapid expansion) Pushing the envelope Where nothingness begins. Chance. Imagine chance. The random occurrence of events: Of fundamental particles colliding and uniting Or annihilating each other, Giving rise to protons, neutrons and electrons; Giving rise to the periodic table, To compounds, both organic and inorganic, To macromolecules. Billions of years. Imagine billions of years Gone by, And billions of galaxies filling the sky: Stars and quasars and pulsars Planets and comets and meteors ***** nilly hurtling through Dark matter and ever expanding space, Yet inanimate still , A single cell. Imagine a single cell Form inexplicably so, In a staggeringly highly improbable way As carbon molecules combine, Start to throb and pulsate: Chance bringing forth life In a barren and otherwise Lifeless universe. Consciousness Imagine consciousness Purposive, willful, deliberate Feelings Imagine feelings Love, compassion, hatred Imagine all in a universe that came out of itself from nothingness. It is hard, of course, For after all, we are creatures of somethingness! But at this point You must have seen the Point Of all the ramblings and turns in the trajectory of my thought Tracing the evolutionary course of the universe From nothingness and that singular point That without God All things are After all Pointless! . And so, Let us not deplore, as a great poet once did, That this world “so various, so beautiful, so new Hath no joy, nor love, nor light Nor certitude, nor peace, nor help for pain…” For what else should we expect Of a cold, unfeeling universe? What? Give us some Novocain?
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Jul 16, 2013
Jul 16, 2013 at 4:36 PM UTC
The Point of All These
Nothingness. Imagine nothingness. That nothingness which is nothing of the nothingness we are all familiar with: Not that nothingness which is nothing but empty space and time Like when you open an empty room. No. That nothingness where nothing truly exists: Not space, Not even time. A singular point. Imagine a singular point. The ultimate singular point that contains all possible points In the development of the universe Come out and expand From the birthing of time, the instance of The Big Bang, (Which by the way is not a large explosion, as the words imply, but a silent rapid expansion) Pushing the envelope Where nothingness begins. Chance. Imagine chance. The random occurrence of events: Of fundamental particles colliding and uniting Or annihilating each other, Giving rise to protons, neutrons and electrons; Giving rise to the periodic table, To compounds, both organic and inorganic, To macromolecules. Billions of years. Imagine billions of years Gone by, And billions of galaxies filling the sky: Stars and quasars and pulsars Planets and comets and meteors ***** nilly hurtling through Dark matter and ever expanding space, Yet inanimate still , A single cell. Imagine a single cell Form inexplicably so, In a staggeringly highly improbable way As carbon molecules combine, Start to throb and pulsate: Chance bringing forth life In a barren and otherwise Lifeless universe. Consciousness Imagine consciousness Purposive, willful, deliberate Feelings Imagine feelings Love, compassion, hatred Imagine all in a universe that came out of itself from nothingness. It is hard, of course, For after all, we are creatures of somethingness! But at this point You must have seen the Point Of all the ramblings and turns in the trajectory of my thought Tracing the evolutionary course of the universe From nothingness and that singular point That without God All things are After all Pointless! . And so, Let us not deplore, as a great poet once did, That this world “so various, so beautiful, so new Hath no joy, nor love, nor light Nor certitude, nor peace, nor help for pain…” For what else should we expect Of a cold, unfeeling universe? What? Give us some Novocain?
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Open your mind to wonder. Don't close it with belief. For the spell it puts you under makes it difficult to leave. The road to self deception, paved with preconceived conception, makes an evolutionary blunder that much harder to believe. But in the natural ways we suffer and the things we have achieved, I don't think we should be misplaced -- mistaking all things as perceived. And the self-redeeming peace that lives in uttered pleas for buttered ease -- like praying for forgiveness for the feeling of appease. Or kneeling-bound to beg facedown for children with a sickness. (Although prayer doesn't prove to cure disease or wickedness, it seems.)   So if you ever get a chance to wander and start to see the world with wonder, don't let it slip into neglect. Nor impose upon another what you chose when you were younger. Don't abuse your self-respect. Instead, just seek to be free and find the wonder in-between.
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Jul 9, 2014
Jul 9, 2014 at 12:43 AM UTC
Wonder
My face tells me nothing. Not nothing but nothing useful, the complications of ageing humorously but not how to avoid injury. Permanent injury is a now popular cliché. At this age any injury could result in pneumonia, pain in bitterness for your peers, your jury. What a headache I have! And never forget injury provokes at best only pity. Friends are merely friendly, they belong to the majority. They forget your name and so should you, who are you? Even you don't know for sure. In relation to community, no change was noted in       the registry. Still, man's mercy, economy's ecology, there's some joy in being small, some joy in staying strong, and keeping death before you without perjury. Unsafe to run the wind. A big stick might hit your head. Then the hip and heart and head will hurt, all three. Un- fortunately. I like a strong wind. Dangerous to go out in. As a fire or flood. I like the way we are at risk, not a risk-averse weasel. A carnivore, very hungry. Pay money, take chances. Yo's an elegant contraction of you. Cool. Message from street to board: mongrels rule. Democracy or tyranny. Scared to die? Why? Take appropriate measures, descend through meditation. Be empty, rest. And to your friends and sons be as gravity. Tired of death. It's what it is. Let's play sports, have *** kayak to the huckleberries, fish for marvelous fish, live a wonderful life, give generously. Done blowing, O wild wind? Not yet? So be it. I lay my head in your felt hands. The motion of the branches, evolutionary branches,       are my guarantee. That's all folks, 7:30. The sky is clear, the crows are out. The clouds are with my mood commensurate. I should shout, having lived prodigiously.
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 10:38 AM UTC
Injury
My face tells me nothing. Not nothing but nothing useful, the complications of ageing humorously but not how to avoid injury. Permanent injury is a now popular cliché. At this age any injury could result in pneumonia, pain in bitterness for your peers, your jury. What a headache I have! And never forget injury provokes at best only pity. Friends are merely friendly, they belong to the majority. They forget your name and so should you, who are you? Even you don't know for sure. In relation to community, no change was noted in       the registry. Still, man's mercy, economy's ecology, there's some joy in being small, some joy in staying strong, and keeping death before you without perjury. Unsafe to run the wind. A big stick might hit your head. Then the hip and heart and head will hurt, all three. Un- fortunately. I like a strong wind. Dangerous to go out in. As a fire or flood. I like the way we are at risk, not a risk-averse weasel. A carnivore, very hungry. Pay money, take chances. Yo's an elegant contraction of you. Cool. Message from street to board: mongrels rule. Democracy or tyranny. Scared to die? Why? Take appropriate measures, descend through meditation. Be empty, rest. And to your friends and sons be as gravity. Tired of death. It's what it is. Let's play sports, have *** kayak to the huckleberries, fish for marvelous fish, live a wonderful life, give generously. Done blowing, O wild wind? Not yet? So be it. I lay my head in your felt hands. The motion of the branches, evolutionary branches,       are my guarantee. That's all folks, 7:30. The sky is clear, the crows are out. The clouds are with my mood commensurate. I should shout, having lived prodigiously.
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Red herrings tend to be trustworthy, But lead us astray. Orange orangutans are trustworthy: If it looks menacing, it is; If it grunts, it's meaningful; If it moves, it's unpredictable. In captivity they're studied As evolutionary wonders, But it's still an orange orangutan, Pounding his chest.
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Feb 1, 2017
Feb 1, 2017 at 7:20 PM UTC
Mr. Orangutan
3.14 is the value of pi Semicircle is the shape of a smile 8 is the symbol for infinity Welcome to quantumly formed poetry. Expressing my thoughts through cryptic theory End of reversed evolutionary It might not be self-explanatory JUST Keeping It Short and Simple, M, E. C, L, O, U, D, plus the square of three is all that I feel when you are with Mi Fa, So, La, Ti, Do, Re... or I mean me Like M, A, G, I see... my world on thee. You are my earth that is a twisted heart I dream to be the he beside that art Giving his best to be a romantic Intimating through the fields of physics. My love for you is three-dimensional Taller and longer than diagonals As deep as abyss, like cosmos so wide but unbound by space and unchanged by time. A fire started by a Maxwell's demon Burning and shining from here to the moon A flame so lunar and so lunatic breaking the laws of thermodynamics. Faring the distance at the speed of light Lining the night skies like a meteorite Traversing the widths of the hyperspace Or cross a black hole just to see your face. Escape with luck from a magnetic flux Be right thrice a day with a broken clock Above all that, there's just one thing I want: To spend my last breath by holding your hand.
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Jun 3, 2017
Jun 3, 2017 at 10:40 PM UTC
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I, ConnectHook DEMAND recognition as The Most Boring Poet of all. You’ll never touch me so don’t even TRY. Don’t even bother dipping your quill again, you mere drip on the mildewed scroll of antediluvian parchment, you cuneiform Cunégonde, you proto-Canaanite pottery fragment, you keyboarding failed clown and archeological relic unworthy of preservation in a third-rate underfunded Albanian museum… I, and I alone, dragged myself up from the protoplasmic slime to BORE you. I transitioned from amphibian to anthropoid before your mama even MET the postman. I stood upright upon the ****** battleground of evolutionary struggle and SELECTED MYSELF (naturally). Now pass that banana right over here.
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Dec 30, 2016
Dec 30, 2016 at 2:45 PM UTC
Lyrical Darwinism: A Poetic Boast
Imagine Just imagine If snowman could Think and express themselves What would they say? I imagine, they would talk About creation and evolution It would go like these: - Do not say B.S., There is no creator! By chance, evolutionary   We become like these from snowflake!
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Dec 14, 2016
Dec 14, 2016 at 7:51 AM UTC
Snowman Philosophy
Oh, the sensation, the media frenzy, The spotlight, the fame, the hullabaloo, When anti-evolution laws Were challenged by the ACLU! The year: 1925. The place: Dayton, Tennessee. To say it was an extravaganza Wouldn't be hyperbole. For many people it was hard To find a way to reconcile Biblical accounts with science, So science found itself on trial. A young teacher, John T. Scopes, Was willing to face prosecution For breaking a Tennessee law for having Given a lesson on evolution. The "Monkey Trial" it was called. The challenge meant swimming upstream For the feisty lawyer Clarence Darrow, Who helped to lead the defense team. A prosecutor was William Jennings Bryan, who with no apology Loved to stir up outrage against Evolutionary biology. Defendant Scopes quickly found It wouldn't take long for him to know What it was like to have a part In a multimedia reality show. The courthouse received a make-over: Platforms for newsreel cameras were built; Extra spectator seats were added. They were playing the trial to the hilt. Concession stands sold food and drinks; Toy monkeys were on display; A chimp was dressed in a suit and fedora; The clergy also joined the fray. The media and the public loved it! The country watched the trial progress. What would win: science or scripture? The answer was probably easy to guess. After an eight-day trial, the jury Deliberated. Nine minutes later They had their verdict: guilty! How Could someone question THEIR creator? Scopes had actually never given The lesson. That's what he later said. Strangely, five days after the trial, Williams Jennings Bryan dropped dead. Laws later changed, but even during Current times, some people feel That stories from the Bible should be In science textbooks. Now THAT'S surreal! -by Bob B (11-6-18)
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Nov 6, 2018
Nov 6, 2018 at 9:00 AM UTC
"Monkey Trial"
Oh, the sensation, the media frenzy, The spotlight, the fame, the hullabaloo, When anti-evolution laws Were challenged by the ACLU! The year: 1925. The place: Dayton, Tennessee. To say it was an extravaganza Wouldn't be hyperbole. For many people it was hard To find a way to reconcile Biblical accounts with science, So science found itself on trial. A young teacher, John T. Scopes, Was willing to face prosecution For breaking a Tennessee law for having Given a lesson on evolution. The "Monkey Trial" it was called. The challenge meant swimming upstream For the feisty lawyer Clarence Darrow, Who helped to lead the defense team. A prosecutor was William Jennings Bryan, who with no apology Loved to stir up outrage against Evolutionary biology. Defendant Scopes quickly found It wouldn't take long for him to know What it was like to have a part In a multimedia reality show. The courthouse received a make-over: Platforms for newsreel cameras were built; Extra spectator seats were added. They were playing the trial to the hilt. Concession stands sold food and drinks; Toy monkeys were on display; A chimp was dressed in a suit and fedora; The clergy also joined the fray. The media and the public loved it! The country watched the trial progress. What would win: science or scripture? The answer was probably easy to guess. After an eight-day trial, the jury Deliberated. Nine minutes later They had their verdict: guilty! How Could someone question THEIR creator? Scopes had actually never given The lesson. That's what he later said. Strangely, five days after the trial, Williams Jennings Bryan dropped dead. Laws later changed, but even during Current times, some people feel That stories from the Bible should be In science textbooks. Now THAT'S surreal! -by Bob B (11-6-18)
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My edges have no border I seep & blotch the air My thoughts a chaotic disorder Laughing in silent despair Who am I? I’m the colorful mix Of the pills I take at night Grappling at the latest “fix” But I never get the dosage right So broken I shall stay To listen but not to obey I’m the perfect daughter I know I ought to be Smiling sequined next to my father A beautiful sight to see Painted fingertips, quiet lips But I’m slipping from sexist grips I’m the crash of atoms & molecules The patterned DNA that labels our culture Theorems, functions, evolutionary tools Poe knew: Science is a “vulture Whose wings are dull realities” Fact blinds what my mind sees Forgive me I’m singing Of what I am & cannot be & My ears are still ringing With who society has asked me to be
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Nov 7, 2012
Nov 7, 2012 at 5:10 PM UTC
Forgive me I'm singing
Upon every arrival of every celestial birth, There is only one common normality. A susceptibility to an infinitesimal design, A kink in the chain, the war of our mind. This psychosomatic condition is no stranger, A rendition of life’s existence. Confinement exacerbated by poor health in the gut line, Hormonal imbalances manipulated by addictive influences. Paradigms shifting in front of awakening eyes, Psychedelic truths hidden within the tides of time, Confusion and conflict preventing expansion of evolutionary consciousness, A cyclic pattern, the sadness in all our lives. This idea is immortal and internal in the human genome, The greatest subterfuge, Amnesia
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Jan 26, 2017
Jan 26, 2017 at 3:15 PM UTC
A Psychedelic Conundrum
my face shaped hearty I only see you partly as you join my nocturnal party I heard you miles away your sounds as clear as day birds of a feather I cannot figure whether humans are trusty when they ruin my forestry swoop towards your arm in dead silent charm my evolutionary armory are truly my 'viving beauty I claw down my goal in aerodynamic prowl feasting on successive bowl my ornithologic growl is my greet to you any howl.
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Jun 30, 2016
Jun 30, 2016 at 4:05 PM UTC
The Owl
Nudge a numb cockroach and he'll love you for life just ***** little lemonheads can't actually survive a nuclear explosion but can cause catastrophic evolutionary queries like "Why do the good die young?" Can you believe that long ago only the bad died elderly and were witches with elixirs potions and spells to make God blush and his **** turn to mush so powerful they made people go crazy with judgement and micromanaging but I'm the real witch right-o I ride broomsticks and eat toads for snacks my back is a lump of coal from the Devil's morning hookah smoke billows from my ears cockroaches my best friends we cut off our heads and run into fridges my pelvis is frigid except for those **** roaches.
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May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 at 6:43 PM UTC
Cough Cough
I was a zygote swimming in a pool of natural Energy, just right for the formation of life. We were all just so, had there been chemistry? Had there even been a magical mystery to this Formation of the being, their biological clocks Ticking against the backdrop of evolutionary Zion Time, the want of stepping outside oneself, knowing? This is that zygote, it's chemistry a part of all things, All creations of this world, the same as this solar system, Comprised of all of the natural energy that was formed So many billions of years ago, just like a nucleus presence, A fire...sparked by other star kindling, a mystery indeed... Without any solid chemical biology of science. In the human body? Oxygen, Hydrogen, Carbon, Nitrogen, Calcium Phosphorous, and in the sun? Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Yes even Oxygen, as well as Carbon. I think you see that There is a valid connection.
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Apr 30, 2015
Apr 30, 2015 at 2:40 PM UTC
Mystery of Life-Enlightenment II
Capped at the knees again, Just another year flying with its scythe, Cut back down with my feet rooting in cold soil, Continue the rebuild for lifes reap, Waiting for the clasp of hopeless farmers hand, I know why with all the analytical purpose, To serve life chain propaganda, Evolutionary biome's scandal, Breaking free from the loop you have set on full speed, Watching the track play out, Another record hollowed out, High on the repetitive sound, Loud it rings around space, Lacing milky ways courted silence, Rays transfer and escalate along empty darkness, Light reflected gas, Champagne bubbled star sky, Here I lie severed before decay curls, Wrapping a broken brain
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Jan 21, 2015
Jan 21, 2015 at 3:32 PM UTC
Cold Soil
Vertebrate beginnings, I collate each chordates morphological traits Striving to understand their profuse, evolutionary attributes. Memorize the fusion of Latin and Greek roots Interwoven just enough to complicate Instead of differentiate inarticulate invertebrates. Inhibitions confine to an educational institution Discombobulated and ready to ******* graduate.
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Apr 20, 2016
Apr 20, 2016 at 12:57 AM UTC
morphology
voices, mirror glance inward-outward -inward-outward-inanoutandinward in simultaneous disease-like passion-- divine like bacteria kneading and bleep -ing up to one to one against to one toward a unity, a collective evolutionary force begin -ning in a marshy wallow-- forward to a creature slithers rocks unsure if fish or finger-- beyond unto a sharp-claw carnivorous terror (the Divine Right of Kings) and slowly, in the wake of the destruction the shattered continental plate lifted like a carpet during renovation violence, the bacteria stayed away and under soiled-earth to slowly form toward the muddy saliva of a strangely-fit mouse-rat.... through the dissipating wake of molten mist, a sabertooth tiger yawns with a growled-tremor and an after-bath shake-- ends a trampled scrap under mammoth foot having indicted this panic in its desperate mammalian hunger-- this bacteria, kneading and bleeping, continues its one to one against to one as a meaty slab metabolized by opportunistic caveman feeding his cubs and his loves before courage became the theoretical pond -ering of Voltaire's and Descartes's and Camus's...
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Nov 23, 2014
Nov 23, 2014 at 6:56 PM UTC
the mist toward the poem
Health anxiety. You google one thing and it says another. You have a headache and it says its cancer. Countless trips to your family doctor. The test was negative, you will recover. Everything is fine but you’re feeling awkward. Maybe everything IS fine, perhaps you’re like an actor. Acting out the symptoms you should get an oscar. Sue me for feeling like somethings not right, get me a lawyer. To everyone around me, i’m like a destroyer. I need to rebuild my life from being an over reactor. Theres a fine line between normal worry and anxiety. Theres a fine line between being labelled from society. Theres a fine line between being sick and being healthy. But even those who are wealthy are not protected from being unhealthy. And thats where this fear has developed. Knowing the highest of classes still are not protected. CEO’s can get cancer. The president can get Alzheimer's. Investors can get tumors. Is it really so peculiar that I fear that this will occur. Occur in me? Effect my family? Increase mortality? Maybe i’m not a clinical case of a hypochondriac, but I feel that sometimes I can be. Maybe i’m not a maniac, but I know I over worry. These thoughts don’t keep me up at night, but when I’m sick I always think... What if its this, what if its that, what if this thing can **** me. But I guess thats just normal anxiety. Evolutionary instinct. Our human kind won’t go extinct. I don’t need to talk this out with a shrink. So this cold is lasting more than a few days, maybe i’ll just go to a doctor. Stop fearing that this is the end, see someone and you’ll feel better. You can get sick from being stressed, or even change from weather. Its not strange if you catch a cold, no need to worry it won’t last forever. When you feel like the doctor is wrong, please try to remember. A runny nose isn’t cancer, forgetting to check the mail isn't alzheimers, and a headache isn’t a tumor. Those are all just internet rumours. Google isn’t your doctor. Worrying isn’t hypochondria, no need to add that to your self diagnoses list. While disease is a real thing, worrying is the real *****
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Feb 14, 2016
Feb 14, 2016 at 3:33 PM UTC
Hypochondria
Health anxiety. You google one thing and it says another. You have a headache and it says its cancer. Countless trips to your family doctor. The test was negative, you will recover. Everything is fine but you’re feeling awkward. Maybe everything IS fine, perhaps you’re like an actor. Acting out the symptoms you should get an oscar. Sue me for feeling like somethings not right, get me a lawyer. To everyone around me, i’m like a destroyer. I need to rebuild my life from being an over reactor. Theres a fine line between normal worry and anxiety. Theres a fine line between being labelled from society. Theres a fine line between being sick and being healthy. But even those who are wealthy are not protected from being unhealthy. And thats where this fear has developed. Knowing the highest of classes still are not protected. CEO’s can get cancer. The president can get Alzheimer's. Investors can get tumors. Is it really so peculiar that I fear that this will occur. Occur in me? Effect my family? Increase mortality? Maybe i’m not a clinical case of a hypochondriac, but I feel that sometimes I can be. Maybe i’m not a maniac, but I know I over worry. These thoughts don’t keep me up at night, but when I’m sick I always think... What if its this, what if its that, what if this thing can **** me. But I guess thats just normal anxiety. Evolutionary instinct. Our human kind won’t go extinct. I don’t need to talk this out with a shrink. So this cold is lasting more than a few days, maybe i’ll just go to a doctor. Stop fearing that this is the end, see someone and you’ll feel better. You can get sick from being stressed, or even change from weather. Its not strange if you catch a cold, no need to worry it won’t last forever. When you feel like the doctor is wrong, please try to remember. A runny nose isn’t cancer, forgetting to check the mail isn't alzheimers, and a headache isn’t a tumor. Those are all just internet rumours. Google isn’t your doctor. Worrying isn’t hypochondria, no need to add that to your self diagnoses list. While disease is a real thing, worrying is the real *****
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