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"fertilization" poems
By: Cedric McClester Despite some misconceptions And attacks Endure for centuries By us blacks Let me lay down Some unknown facts How ‘bout we start with Henrietta Lacks For most of us After our death Other than memories What else is left? For our survivors The bereft Yet her cells live on It’s a matter of theft From Henrietta’s Cancerous cells A bold idea Suddenly jells Spawning cures for cancer As her biographer tells And in vitro fertilization Other things as well Science took complete advantage Of her cells Which they still manage Though she died of cervical cancer Her cells provided them With the answer To scientific mystery Check out her cells history Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2017. All rights reserved.
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Apr 15, 2017
Apr 15, 2017 at 12:25 PM UTC
HENRIETTA LACKS
Anne crutched her way over the grass from the nursing home to the white seats on the lawn and sat down in one of the chairs and threw her crutches to the ground beside her I sat in a chair next to her she had on a blue skirt and white blouse her one leg stuck out from the end of her skirt the other kids played on the swings and slide or walked around avoiding being near Anne I wonder if the nuns have periods? She said suddenly I don't know I said might explain their crabbiness some days she said I nodded my head unsure of the topic periods of what? I asked she looked at me sternly for a moment you don't know? I shook my head gazing at her it's ************ in real terms she said none the wiser I looked at her hair dark and almost shiny where she’d brushed it so much do you know that? no not heard of it I said she sighed and looked at me deeply do your parents tell you nothing? not about ************ anyway I said my old man told me about the Plague of London in 1665 and rats and stuff **** the Plague of 1665 she said this is real stuff it may come handy one day to know I doubted it but said nothing I looked back at the nursing home for rescue do you know anything about the female cycle? She said my friend's sister's cycle didn't have a cross bar I said remembering Jim's sister and the bicycle I sometimes rode no no Kid not that kind of cycle her body cycle I noticed as she moved on the chair her leg stump became visible   when a female gets to a certain age her body gets prepared to put an egg in a place in her body ready to be fertilized ok? I saw the stump clearly it looked like the end of a plump elbow Kid do you hear what I am saying? Yes I said good now if the egg doesn't get fertilized by a certain time her body gets rid of it in a cycle and she bleeds the whole package out right? It didn’t sound too good but I nodded what kind of egg? I asked what do you mean what kind of egg? A ****** human egg what do you think a ****** hens' egg? She sighed deeply and I wondered where she bought her one shoe how old are you Kid? 10 nearly 11 years old I replied studying her black shoe   and wondering what she did with the other shoe what's fertilization? I asked looking up at her sitting in the chair her eyes focused on me go ask the nuns they'll know she said snappily ok I said I will she reached for her crutches   and said right Kid let's go to the beach out of the eyes of the ******* and their reach and so I walked beside her out the back gate and onto the path that led to the sand and sea blue skies white clouds seagulls and Anne and me.
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Jul 4, 2014
Jul 4, 2014 at 2:11 AM UTC
ANNE'S BODY TALK.
Anne crutched her way over the grass from the nursing home to the white seats on the lawn and sat down in one of the chairs and threw her crutches to the ground beside her I sat in a chair next to her she had on a blue skirt and white blouse her one leg stuck out from the end of her skirt the other kids played on the swings and slide or walked around avoiding being near Anne I wonder if the nuns have periods? She said suddenly I don't know I said might explain their crabbiness some days she said I nodded my head unsure of the topic periods of what? I asked she looked at me sternly for a moment you don't know? I shook my head gazing at her it's ************ in real terms she said none the wiser I looked at her hair dark and almost shiny where she’d brushed it so much do you know that? no not heard of it I said she sighed and looked at me deeply do your parents tell you nothing? not about ************ anyway I said my old man told me about the Plague of London in 1665 and rats and stuff **** the Plague of 1665 she said this is real stuff it may come handy one day to know I doubted it but said nothing I looked back at the nursing home for rescue do you know anything about the female cycle? She said my friend's sister's cycle didn't have a cross bar I said remembering Jim's sister and the bicycle I sometimes rode no no Kid not that kind of cycle her body cycle I noticed as she moved on the chair her leg stump became visible   when a female gets to a certain age her body gets prepared to put an egg in a place in her body ready to be fertilized ok? I saw the stump clearly it looked like the end of a plump elbow Kid do you hear what I am saying? Yes I said good now if the egg doesn't get fertilized by a certain time her body gets rid of it in a cycle and she bleeds the whole package out right? It didn’t sound too good but I nodded what kind of egg? I asked what do you mean what kind of egg? A ****** human egg what do you think a ****** hens' egg? She sighed deeply and I wondered where she bought her one shoe how old are you Kid? 10 nearly 11 years old I replied studying her black shoe   and wondering what she did with the other shoe what's fertilization? I asked looking up at her sitting in the chair her eyes focused on me go ask the nuns they'll know she said snappily ok I said I will she reached for her crutches   and said right Kid let's go to the beach out of the eyes of the ******* and their reach and so I walked beside her out the back gate and onto the path that led to the sand and sea blue skies white clouds seagulls and Anne and me.
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no emotionally ecstatic experience compares to the seminal instance whence spermatozoa (from profuse *********** beget the miraculous propensity to procreate despite the steep odds female fertility fosters potential impregnation fusing the hereditary debt of feral, fiery, fomenting friskiness fueling fancy free footloose fornication prior to seminal fertilization union sans ova doth induce fret full ness in tandem with diametrically opposed exultant sensations (biologically, embryonically, microscopically, et cetera) seismic shocks inject when deliberate intent arises to disregard applying prophylactics choice plying reproductive roulette let which analogous fruitful uterine plain bastes the "cooking" egg omelette which impregnation upends cessation of "self" first and foremost asper desire to breed wrenching role of "me" as operative of webbed world de jure upon consummating that most miraculous deed necessitating yet for the fecund female relief from messy menstrual cycle she becomes temporarily freed that perhaps a novitiate (or even a gal practiced in the euphoric family, she instinctually abides prenatal signals that heed without feeling debased, harangued, lectured pedagogical, polemical, puritanical, et cetera blast assessing copulation enjoyed gloriously, ineluctably, kinesthetically lectured by elder, especially cast in thee reel life drama, that nine months til offspring utters initial whimper elapses exceptionally fast emitting a radiant golden halo wishing to bottle confluence of hormonal secretions last ideally fully awake to the birthing process, when juiced the first stage of maternity past cuz every moment thee inconsolably (perhaps colicky infant) gets first dibs to suckle, which round the clock nursing consumes moments many vast.
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Apr 17, 2018
Apr 17, 2018 at 11:04 PM UTC
aye miss the trials and tribulations of expectant fatherhood
no emotionally ecstatic experience compares to the seminal instance whence spermatozoa (from profuse *********** beget the miraculous propensity to procreate despite the steep odds female fertility fosters potential impregnation fusing the hereditary debt of feral, fiery, fomenting friskiness fueling fancy free footloose fornication prior to seminal fertilization union sans ova doth induce fret full ness in tandem with diametrically opposed exultant sensations (biologically, embryonically, microscopically, et cetera) seismic shocks inject when deliberate intent arises to disregard applying prophylactics choice plying reproductive roulette let which analogous fruitful uterine plain bastes the "cooking" egg omelette which impregnation upends cessation of "self" first and foremost asper desire to breed wrenching role of "me" as operative of webbed world de jure upon consummating that most miraculous deed necessitating yet for the fecund female relief from messy menstrual cycle she becomes temporarily freed that perhaps a novitiate (or even a gal practiced in the euphoric family, she instinctually abides prenatal signals that heed without feeling debased, harangued, lectured pedagogical, polemical, puritanical, et cetera blast assessing copulation enjoyed gloriously, ineluctably, kinesthetically lectured by elder, especially cast in thee reel life drama, that nine months til offspring utters initial whimper elapses exceptionally fast emitting a radiant golden halo wishing to bottle confluence of hormonal secretions last ideally fully awake to the birthing process, when juiced the first stage of maternity past cuz every moment thee inconsolably (perhaps colicky infant) gets first dibs to suckle, which round the clock nursing consumes moments many vast.
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Not even kidding. I have been in the throes of a sort of mid-life crisis, because I can't have any more babies. I ******* LOVE BABIES My best friend is pregnant right now. Soooo pregnant. It's ******* adorable. And I, I am unable to have ANY MORE BABIES. BUT I LOVE BABIES. No **** you guys, I really like to have babies. I am ******* GOOD AT HAVING AWESOME BABIES. My ****** was like baby ******* paradise. And I just had a miniature midlife crisis over the fact that I had to use the word "was" right there. If I still had that ****** I would be forced to use multiple layers of protection to ward off fertilization, and MORE BABIES. I LOVE BABIES. I can gestate like a ************ Oh wait, maybe more like a ****** mother, YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN. ******* BABIES! And when I give birth, I do it kamikaze style, with only a couple minutes notice for the attending physician. BLINKED? OH NO, SORRY DR. ************ YOU ******* MISSED IT! Back when I had a ****** like last year, I was fertile like a thing that is incredibly fertile. You had to put an army between me and my ****** or some **** would go on and I would be all, oh! A new kid! That's inconvenient! But man, you know, you birth a child, it's insanely difficult on a level incomprehensible to anyone who hasn't done it, you work through it. And then ******* hell, you're the mother of 3 teenagers and your very productive ****** is all **** YOU, SERIOUSLY? And you put it out of   your misery, and then, a few months later, you think it would be nice to have another baby.
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Jun 5, 2013
Jun 5, 2013 at 11:36 PM UTC
I ******* love babies
Not even kidding. I have been in the throes of a sort of mid-life crisis, because I can't have any more babies. I ******* LOVE BABIES My best friend is pregnant right now. Soooo pregnant. It's ******* adorable. And I, I am unable to have ANY MORE BABIES. BUT I LOVE BABIES. No **** you guys, I really like to have babies. I am ******* GOOD AT HAVING AWESOME BABIES. My ****** was like baby ******* paradise. And I just had a miniature midlife crisis over the fact that I had to use the word "was" right there. If I still had that ****** I would be forced to use multiple layers of protection to ward off fertilization, and MORE BABIES. I LOVE BABIES. I can gestate like a ************ Oh wait, maybe more like a ****** mother, YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN. ******* BABIES! And when I give birth, I do it kamikaze style, with only a couple minutes notice for the attending physician. BLINKED? OH NO, SORRY DR. ************ YOU ******* MISSED IT! Back when I had a ****** like last year, I was fertile like a thing that is incredibly fertile. You had to put an army between me and my ****** or some **** would go on and I would be all, oh! A new kid! That's inconvenient! But man, you know, you birth a child, it's insanely difficult on a level incomprehensible to anyone who hasn't done it, you work through it. And then ******* hell, you're the mother of 3 teenagers and your very productive ****** is all **** YOU, SERIOUSLY? And you put it out of   your misery, and then, a few months later, you think it would be nice to have another baby.
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RNA or DNA polymerase, an enzyme, protein, attracted to promoter molecules in the polypeptide chain causing a zipper motion and transcription of the code, a duplication of codons, introns and exons, and so it goes, sharing and unsharing electrons. These attractions and repulsions, coming near and going far in nanounits or light years, fail to explain things permanently but make possible the technology to live long and well, with       personality. It is a form of governance, the governance of elements, elements are       now apparently our gods. Learn all you can about their laws, their names, their needs, read their poems. Only the mentally unusually sound       would, given this knowledge, agree to the process of mitosis and fertilization.       However, organisms go round then senseless via involuntary respiration.       Therefore, Pilot Oh Pilot Me.
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 10:56 AM UTC
Oh Pilot Me
Oh, you seed of mankind. You who reside in the same Coloured white ***** You carry the sex-determining chromosome. Before union with female egg, human colour was same. After fertilization, emerged different coloured humans. Oh melanin, you who determine our skin colour. You went as far as differentiating our hair colour. What have you done? Are you to blame for racial discrimination? Maybe blame theory of evolution. Oh no I blame you mankind. God gave men brains of a kind. The kind, that knows wrong from right. In the image of God, mankind was created. Colour was not restricted. I urge mankind across all racial groups. A plead to all *** groups. There’s more to what you see in the mirror. It was microscopically a seed within white ***** We might differ racially, men and women. We came from same coloured seed.
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Sep 19, 2017
Sep 19, 2017 at 5:17 PM UTC
We were all once white: why racial discrimination
09/09/10 13.26 Just eaten the last of your figs x End   There is just so much to know about the fig. Andre Gidé, D.H.Lawrence, Gabriela Mistral Poets all Have tried To decode Its secret enclosed form.   *Since nothing escapes the smell becomes succulence and taste. A blossom without beauty, yet a fruit of delights...*   A year ago When I brought autumn to your table I tried to explain The fig’s ****** nature . . . and failed. I was too shy And mumbled something about Its gynaecological aspect.   Now I know you better And your hand has cupped My testicles Can you not Appreciate the similarity? The size and shape is . . .  similar   It seems male This secretive fruit But when you come to know it better, You’ll agree with Catullus, It is female.   Oh fig, fruit of female mystery where everything happens  invisible flowering and fertilization,and fruiting in the inwardsness of your you that eye will never see till its finished and you’re over-ripe and you burst to give up your ghost.   Yesterday (After we had eaten figs From the blue bowl Bathing in the golden light Of your September garden) I felt that ripe and secret cleft Open to my ***** touch And kiss and kiss Kiss and kiss   Touch me: it is softness of good satin, and when you open me, what an unexpected rose! Poets have not known the colour of night, nor the figs of Palestine. We are both the most ancient blue, a passionate blue, richly concentrating itself because of its ardor. I spill my pressed flowers into your hand. I create a deaf meadow for your pleasure. I shower you with the meadow's bouquet until covering your feet.
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Feb 10, 2013
Feb 10, 2013 at 2:34 AM UTC
The Fig
09/09/10 13.26 Just eaten the last of your figs x End   There is just so much to know about the fig. Andre Gidé, D.H.Lawrence, Gabriela Mistral Poets all Have tried To decode Its secret enclosed form.   *Since nothing escapes the smell becomes succulence and taste. A blossom without beauty, yet a fruit of delights...*   A year ago When I brought autumn to your table I tried to explain The fig’s ****** nature . . . and failed. I was too shy And mumbled something about Its gynaecological aspect.   Now I know you better And your hand has cupped My testicles Can you not Appreciate the similarity? The size and shape is . . .  similar   It seems male This secretive fruit But when you come to know it better, You’ll agree with Catullus, It is female.   Oh fig, fruit of female mystery where everything happens  invisible flowering and fertilization,and fruiting in the inwardsness of your you that eye will never see till its finished and you’re over-ripe and you burst to give up your ghost.   Yesterday (After we had eaten figs From the blue bowl Bathing in the golden light Of your September garden) I felt that ripe and secret cleft Open to my ***** touch And kiss and kiss Kiss and kiss   Touch me: it is softness of good satin, and when you open me, what an unexpected rose! Poets have not known the colour of night, nor the figs of Palestine. We are both the most ancient blue, a passionate blue, richly concentrating itself because of its ardor. I spill my pressed flowers into your hand. I create a deaf meadow for your pleasure. I shower you with the meadow's bouquet until covering your feet.
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I am a ghost among ghosts in an inescapable town filled with judgmental eyes peering around sharp corners and through closed doors. My pumping pink ventricles are turning white with every passing second that I spend waiting for something with life to cross my trail. Unfortunately, holding my breath for things that never come has become a ***** habit that I can't rid of, and my lungs are brittle from the compressed breaths and toxic cigarette smoke I subject them to. They say it takes twenty one days to stop habits, but an hour doesn't pass without me thinking of all the reasons I am unwillingly invisible and how you made me this way. The only thing that acknowledges my form are clocks, and they only remind me, with every tick and grind, that I am one unit of time closer to being another collection of dismembered bones covered in dirt with a chunk of stone telling others my label and a saying that tries to put meaning in something that was never going to matter. Many say that I am being morbidly negative about my existence, and maybe their right, but on good days I like to think that maybe i was meant to be good fertilization for lovely flowers that a senseless boy will pick for a troubled girl someday.
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Feb 15, 2014
Feb 15, 2014 at 10:34 PM UTC
Building Homes In Cemeteries
Earth is aligned with Galactic Core Direct lines are open as never before. ***Creating the home we've been longing for ?*** From Source this our essence transplanted in hopes we'd transcend expectation revitalization cross fertilization ***Re-image the past to create a new future with great hearts afire the challenge is on.*** Earth is aligned with Galactic Core Direct lines are open as never before.
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Jan 4, 2013
Jan 4, 2013 at 10:34 PM UTC
Galactic Core
Though the date may be late… and Those type things don’t happen anymore…MUCH…dare I say Those type things don’t happen MUCH anymore… (yes I dared) It is nevertheless ingrained… No matter the age or the date However young or old… It is in our DNA… and Our DNA does not forget Will not allow us As other cultures will To easily enjoy The remote loveliness… and Maniacally flowering greenery… and Beauteous quiet of this Southern forest… this Confederate lake…   Without our spirits Sadly counting The cumulative number of Hundreds of years of Fertilization by Black Men’s bones… But like my father and his father before him We show up anyway… Albeit somewhat uneasily… While the native good-ole-boys Stand stock still and stare Actin’ like they never seen one’a us before… and Though we arrived obviously prepared for what we came to do They still stare… as if wondering what we could possibly be doing here… or maybe… how dare we enjoy God’s green earth with our brown selfs… And my beautiful Black Man with ease of motion Audaciously pays the Black Tax (the quoted price over what the sign says the price is) As I bait my line in defiance Albeit somewhat uneasily… and Cast it out into this confederate lake And my beautiful Black Man Also stands… broad shoulders back… and Pointedly does not acknowledge the presence of the natives As they stand stock still and stare But it is there (We will NOT be afraid… and we will NOT go away) Unspoken between us... But Always in the back of the mind… The recesses of the consciousness… Preparation for this day… and the worst that it can bring… Is ingrained…
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Apr 30, 2013
Apr 30, 2013 at 3:15 PM UTC
This Beauteous Confederate Lake
Though the date may be late… and Those type things don’t happen anymore…MUCH…dare I say Those type things don’t happen MUCH anymore… (yes I dared) It is nevertheless ingrained… No matter the age or the date However young or old… It is in our DNA… and Our DNA does not forget Will not allow us As other cultures will To easily enjoy The remote loveliness… and Maniacally flowering greenery… and Beauteous quiet of this Southern forest… this Confederate lake…   Without our spirits Sadly counting The cumulative number of Hundreds of years of Fertilization by Black Men’s bones… But like my father and his father before him We show up anyway… Albeit somewhat uneasily… While the native good-ole-boys Stand stock still and stare Actin’ like they never seen one’a us before… and Though we arrived obviously prepared for what we came to do They still stare… as if wondering what we could possibly be doing here… or maybe… how dare we enjoy God’s green earth with our brown selfs… And my beautiful Black Man with ease of motion Audaciously pays the Black Tax (the quoted price over what the sign says the price is) As I bait my line in defiance Albeit somewhat uneasily… and Cast it out into this confederate lake And my beautiful Black Man Also stands… broad shoulders back… and Pointedly does not acknowledge the presence of the natives As they stand stock still and stare But it is there (We will NOT be afraid… and we will NOT go away) Unspoken between us... But Always in the back of the mind… The recesses of the consciousness… Preparation for this day… and the worst that it can bring… Is ingrained…
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the titles lay about, filed in no order, some a mere notion, some a finished few, most a line or two that ask fervently for birth, commencement, not understanding that finished, need not mean ripened, ready for release, consumption some indeed, awful layabouts in no hurry to complete their appointed rounds, or make their unique composed sounds spoke out loud content to be, yet-to-be but already wanting the entitlements of being just a title entitled, yet even without shape, content to be content-less, poem teenagers, I guess, they want it all all awaiting wondering they understand how humans are born but see no parallel to gestation literate they see infiltration, fertilization, conception, automated, tracked and formulaic the process similar, but the exact moment of birth knows no schedule, some burst, some dormant, aging beyond aged, struggling to believe that those who wait also serve if you were to sit beside this troubled man, whose clouds need poking by, perhaps, your fresh fingers could rocket them into partum warmth fluid bathed, then they would belong to you for you were the trigger, that fired them into existence
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Aug 16, 2014
Aug 16, 2014 at 9:48 AM UTC
conceived and conception (works in and unprocessed)
God waited for Abraham's arm to be actually starting down, the biceps fully tensed. Nothing short would do; in extremity, we learn what's true. With a good job, a good marriage, a fine son, I had everything one could expect.   And yet there was a lingering dissatisfaction; a malaise. It seemed, deep down, that I didn't really feel or believe in anything. .........                                                                               On Saturday morning, August 11, 1990, my three-year-old son and I rounded the corner at the south end of the block where we live.  We were out for a walk.  (He had been born through in-vitro fertilization, everything else had failed -- including several previous in-vitro attempts.)  He was riding his tricycle -- it's amazing how fast a three-year-old can go on a tricycle with big wheels. . . .  The house next to the corner had tall bushes growing right out to the sidewalk.  As we passed the house, my son speeded up.  My attention was diverted to men working across the street trimming trees.  Their chainsaws drowned out the sound of a car backing out of the driveway next to the house with the bushes.  The car was moving slowly and I can see in the slowest of slow motion -- I screamed, but I'm not sure just when (there's no sound track to this movie) -- the car backing into the left handlebar of the tricycle, tilting it over to the right, my son breaking his fall with his right hand.   (As low to the ground as he and the tricycle were, they could not be visible in the driver's rearview mirror at this point.)  And, then, the car stopping.  Did the car stop because of my scream?  Or had the old man driving the car seen my son at the last second before he disappeared behind the car? ....... I learned instantly with the terrible weight of that tire inches from my son's head, that I wanted with a giant, horrible wanting for this boy to grow up healthy and to have children of his own who would, in turn, have children of their own, and that having my wife hate me for losing him would be unbearable. All the unfairnesses I had suffered in life -- ALL of them -- instantly became meaningless. Everything was clear. This is what I wanted; this is what I believed.
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Aug 1, 2017
Aug 1, 2017 at 2:14 PM UTC
What's True
God waited for Abraham's arm to be actually starting down, the biceps fully tensed. Nothing short would do; in extremity, we learn what's true. With a good job, a good marriage, a fine son, I had everything one could expect.   And yet there was a lingering dissatisfaction; a malaise. It seemed, deep down, that I didn't really feel or believe in anything. .........                                                                               On Saturday morning, August 11, 1990, my three-year-old son and I rounded the corner at the south end of the block where we live.  We were out for a walk.  (He had been born through in-vitro fertilization, everything else had failed -- including several previous in-vitro attempts.)  He was riding his tricycle -- it's amazing how fast a three-year-old can go on a tricycle with big wheels. . . .  The house next to the corner had tall bushes growing right out to the sidewalk.  As we passed the house, my son speeded up.  My attention was diverted to men working across the street trimming trees.  Their chainsaws drowned out the sound of a car backing out of the driveway next to the house with the bushes.  The car was moving slowly and I can see in the slowest of slow motion -- I screamed, but I'm not sure just when (there's no sound track to this movie) -- the car backing into the left handlebar of the tricycle, tilting it over to the right, my son breaking his fall with his right hand.   (As low to the ground as he and the tricycle were, they could not be visible in the driver's rearview mirror at this point.)  And, then, the car stopping.  Did the car stop because of my scream?  Or had the old man driving the car seen my son at the last second before he disappeared behind the car? ....... I learned instantly with the terrible weight of that tire inches from my son's head, that I wanted with a giant, horrible wanting for this boy to grow up healthy and to have children of his own who would, in turn, have children of their own, and that having my wife hate me for losing him would be unbearable. All the unfairnesses I had suffered in life -- ALL of them -- instantly became meaningless. Everything was clear. This is what I wanted; this is what I believed.
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no emotionally ecstatic experience compares to the seminal instance whence spermatozoa (from profuse *********** beget the miraculous propensity to procreate despite the steep odds female fertility fosters potential impregnation fusing the hereditary debt of feral, fiery, fomenting friskiness fueling fancy free footloose fornication prior to seminal fertilization union sans ova doth induce fret full ness in tandem with diametrically opposed exultant sensations (biologically, embryonically, microscopically, et cetera) seismic shocks inject when deliberate intent arises to disregard applying prophylactics choice plying reproductive roulette let which analogous fruitful uterine plain bastes the "cooking" egg omelette which impregnation upends cessation of "self" first and foremost asper desire to breed wrenching role of "me" as operative of webbed world de jure upon consummating that most miraculous deed necessitating yet for the fecund female relief from messy menstrual cycle she becomes temporarily freed that perhaps a novitiate (or even a gal practiced in the euphoric family, she instinctually abides prenatal signals that heed without feeling debased, harangued, lectured pedagogical, polemical, puritanical, et cetera blast assessing copulation enjoyed gloriously, ineluctably, kinesthetically lectured by elder, especially cast in thee reel life drama, that nine months til offspring utters initial whimper elapses exceptionally fast emitting a radiant golden halo wishing to bottle confluence of hormonal secretions last ideally fully awake to the birthing process, when juiced the first stage of maternity past cuz every moment thee inconsolably (perhaps colicky infant) gets first dibs to suckle, which round the clock nursing consumes moments many vast.
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Feb 11, 2018
Feb 11, 2018 at 1:11 AM UTC
aye miss the trials and tribulations of expectant fatherhood
no emotionally ecstatic experience compares to the seminal instance whence spermatozoa (from profuse *********** beget the miraculous propensity to procreate despite the steep odds female fertility fosters potential impregnation fusing the hereditary debt of feral, fiery, fomenting friskiness fueling fancy free footloose fornication prior to seminal fertilization union sans ova doth induce fret full ness in tandem with diametrically opposed exultant sensations (biologically, embryonically, microscopically, et cetera) seismic shocks inject when deliberate intent arises to disregard applying prophylactics choice plying reproductive roulette let which analogous fruitful uterine plain bastes the "cooking" egg omelette which impregnation upends cessation of "self" first and foremost asper desire to breed wrenching role of "me" as operative of webbed world de jure upon consummating that most miraculous deed necessitating yet for the fecund female relief from messy menstrual cycle she becomes temporarily freed that perhaps a novitiate (or even a gal practiced in the euphoric family, she instinctually abides prenatal signals that heed without feeling debased, harangued, lectured pedagogical, polemical, puritanical, et cetera blast assessing copulation enjoyed gloriously, ineluctably, kinesthetically lectured by elder, especially cast in thee reel life drama, that nine months til offspring utters initial whimper elapses exceptionally fast emitting a radiant golden halo wishing to bottle confluence of hormonal secretions last ideally fully awake to the birthing process, when juiced the first stage of maternity past cuz every moment thee inconsolably (perhaps colicky infant) gets first dibs to suckle, which round the clock nursing consumes moments many vast.
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By: Cedric McClester Despite some misconceptions And attacks Endure for centuries By us blacks Let me lay down Some unknown facts How ‘bout we start with Henrietta Lacks For most of us After our death Other than memories What else is left? For our survivors The bereft Yet her cells live on It’s a matter of theft From Henrietta’s Cancerous cells A bold idea Suddenly jells Spawning cures for cancer As her biographer tells And in vitro fertilization Other things as well Science took complete advantage Of her cells Which they still manage Though she died of cervical cancer Her cells provided them With the answer To scientific mystery Check out her cells history Cedric McClester, Copyright © 2017. All rights reserved.
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Apr 15, 2017
Apr 15, 2017 at 12:19 PM UTC
HENRIETTA LACKS
Gretchen Rossi knew that she wanted to marry Slade Smiley since the beginning of their relationship. They got together shortly after Rossi lost her fiance to cancer, and Slade has been her rock throughout the years. Gretchen was concerned about getting married too quickly, mostly because of his child support issues. But it sounds like he is more than ready to marry her. Gretchen Rossi has already cancelled their wedding once. The two had planned the wedding and set the date, but they had to cancel because the date conflicted with previously created events. Rossi could not get married on her chosen date, as many of her friends and family members could not make it out. The two have been engaged for two years. According to a new Radar Online report, Gretchen Rossi is now canceling her wedding again — and some people believe that these two will never get married. As it turns out, the wedding cancellation has nothing to do with their feelings for one another. Apparently, it is just tough for them to find a date that truly works for everyone. “They are definitely still getting married and are very much in love,” a source says, adding, “Why else would they do Marriage Bootcamp together? The reason that the wedding has been postponed so many times is not because they have doubts that they are meant to be together, but because they are both working on a lot of projects right now.” It is no secret that Gretchen Rossi is working hard on her business, Gretchen Christine, and she often posts pictures on Instagram of her work. She has never been in a rush to get married and have a child, and it sounds like she is being reasonable in her planning. “Gretchen just launched a purse line and she and Slade are pitching several different ideas to various networks for projects that have them both on camera and behind-the-scenes,” a source has revealed, adding, “Lately they have been getting a lot of pressure from their close friends to do it already. Gretchen cannot wait to be Slade’s wife and, when the time is right, they will have their huge lavish wedding. This is what they both want.” Last year, Rossi opened up about her struggles to have a child. Gretchen shared her journey on The Doctors last year, but she revealed that they had not been successful. “I always knew that I wanted to be a mother,” Gretchen has previously said, adding, “Slade knew that it was something that was very important to me, but he also told me he had a vasectomy. We just decided that in-vitro fertilization was a much quicker way to make things happen for us.” What do you think of Gretchen Rossi delaying her wedding yet again? read more:www.marieaustralia.com/cheap-formal-dresses www.marieaustralia.com/red-carpet-celebrity-dresses
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Sep 19, 2015
Sep 19, 2015 at 3:29 AM UTC
gretchen rossis wedding delayed again doubts about the future
Gretchen Rossi knew that she wanted to marry Slade Smiley since the beginning of their relationship. They got together shortly after Rossi lost her fiance to cancer, and Slade has been her rock throughout the years. Gretchen was concerned about getting married too quickly, mostly because of his child support issues. But it sounds like he is more than ready to marry her. Gretchen Rossi has already cancelled their wedding once. The two had planned the wedding and set the date, but they had to cancel because the date conflicted with previously created events. Rossi could not get married on her chosen date, as many of her friends and family members could not make it out. The two have been engaged for two years. According to a new Radar Online report, Gretchen Rossi is now canceling her wedding again — and some people believe that these two will never get married. As it turns out, the wedding cancellation has nothing to do with their feelings for one another. Apparently, it is just tough for them to find a date that truly works for everyone. “They are definitely still getting married and are very much in love,” a source says, adding, “Why else would they do Marriage Bootcamp together? The reason that the wedding has been postponed so many times is not because they have doubts that they are meant to be together, but because they are both working on a lot of projects right now.” It is no secret that Gretchen Rossi is working hard on her business, Gretchen Christine, and she often posts pictures on Instagram of her work. She has never been in a rush to get married and have a child, and it sounds like she is being reasonable in her planning. “Gretchen just launched a purse line and she and Slade are pitching several different ideas to various networks for projects that have them both on camera and behind-the-scenes,” a source has revealed, adding, “Lately they have been getting a lot of pressure from their close friends to do it already. Gretchen cannot wait to be Slade’s wife and, when the time is right, they will have their huge lavish wedding. This is what they both want.” Last year, Rossi opened up about her struggles to have a child. Gretchen shared her journey on The Doctors last year, but she revealed that they had not been successful. “I always knew that I wanted to be a mother,” Gretchen has previously said, adding, “Slade knew that it was something that was very important to me, but he also told me he had a vasectomy. We just decided that in-vitro fertilization was a much quicker way to make things happen for us.” What do you think of Gretchen Rossi delaying her wedding yet again? read more:www.marieaustralia.com/cheap-formal-dresses www.marieaustralia.com/red-carpet-celebrity-dresses
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drip fed, being fed on drips and dregs and how many campylobacter in six dairy fresh eggs? raw meat, diced, sliced or crushed and pushed through, acts by the government **** you, nothing's your own, go it alone but the eye in the sky, on the wall, up your **** always follows you, what's the world coming to and how many bacilli in the ideas that you see in your minds eye? fed up to the back teeth? rip them out with the pliers and you get no relief, not from the welfare and you share and share and only when no one is there do you get your sweeties and treats from the N.H.S. We live in the cesspit and they smell of roses which in turn look like dog **** and we're still being drip led by the rich and the well fed and it's doing my head in. Skeletal? I want to go back to pre-foetal before fertilization was an i or the dot on some distant horizon, untapped as potential and potentially dangerous.
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Oct 15, 2015
Oct 15, 2015 at 7:05 AM UTC
Disintegrating slowly
Tuesday's picked it out, the three year old envelope I had dried out for a scrapbook quite close to rose petals in pattern and fabric. Symphony number four sings, he thought I was a little girl when we met but I have felt like a ***** since birth; the difference is that my privates came upon a sunset at age eleven now it is unacceptable to wiggle my *** at every man I see. God, to have my body change with the sky. I was supposed to run to my earth-mother tell her of how I altered the cycle of the moon but I've waited until now, month thirty-six of burying his fertilization in myself. Compared to him, I am so young that I am dead. Any year after 1990 has been negated letters have been written, rewrittten, unwritten in black marsh pen and the tide of it is filling high in his eyes. For some time now, my hands have been on every universe redrafting what is already supposed in my bright, red ink. I have been a woman for seven years and a ***** for seventeen, but my daybook just reaches December 2010; I took a man's thorn so all this blood would begin to matter.
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Aug 8, 2013
Aug 8, 2013 at 5:34 PM UTC
symphony number four
I want to be the forest and You to be the fire. I want every part of me to be completely consumed, no matter how large or how small it appears to be. I want to be a medium, through which You can be manifest. I want the combination of my substance and your catalysis to create a beautiful, powerful expression. I want our interaction to be unavoidably apparent to anything that can see, smell, taste, hear, or feel. I want all of my inhibitions to become meaningless in the face of your awesomeness. I want to be unable to become distracted from, or bored of You; because we are one inseparable entity. Even when everything about me that I used to think made me who I was has been reduced to ash, I know that it will only enrich the parts of me which remain. The decomposition of the unnecessary will lead to the fertilization of the valuable. For a time, where a seemingly great forest once stood, there will be nothing but a flat field; but the result will be an amazing collection of new life to take its place. Where the forest seemed to be stagnant and immovable, instead there will be a growing, changing, expanding and thriving ecosystem. I will be what I was meant to be, but the glory of the creation will be yours for you were the inspiration and the force behind the result. This is the kind of love I want to experience. The kind of love I want to be able to show others. Undoubting, fearless, passionate, enduring, complete.
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Dec 11, 2014
Dec 11, 2014 at 5:39 PM UTC
Complete Me
The blood of Christ Constantly dripping over my life Listen hear I am blood bought My King took the punishment  for sin...rugged and uncut Blood sport No mark of the beast I'm talking the mark of the free Blood of the lamb yes his blood marks his sheep.. Death pass by my front door **** the Egyptian first born Jesus beat from limb to limb..the sight of flesh scorned Oh my Lord your beard it was tore Off .. Bless it savior you fulfill the laws Kings blood only type that could pay the cost And save the lost I bang blood with no gang affiliations Striped naked sin causes  humiliation One death saved humanity every civilization You see sin stales life sterilization Kings blood brings life  fertilization Not talking zombies, when the dead start raising I meant rising. Followers of King Jesus we behind him Like the man from Verizon The world denied him and still denies him Died once and rose into forever ..the key to our eternal survival People open the Bible Satan's no rival Hells hot  souls drenched in sweat no Cabo I stand as a man ...A witness Anointed in Kings blood White and Red blood cells..healing, health, love
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Feb 19, 2014
Feb 19, 2014 at 10:27 PM UTC
Kings Blood
For the sake of betterness or quickness, The life is all about developing own customized extensions or plugins . Better sitted pees Better stand-up pees Better view Better trails Better quality Better quantity Better pace Better Understanding Better likability Better knowledge Better green Better pleasure Better writes Better disorientation Better philosophy Better stimulation Better cycles Better science Better calculus Better reads Better rain Better gulps Better art Better calendars Better wilderness Better awakening Better flirting Better cooking Better carpentry Better tactics Better silence Better touch Better light Better technology Better sunsign Better blue ticks Better mixing Better chaos Better mutation Better round-tables Better deals Better excretion Better burial Better fertilization Better moon Better sun Better fun And It rhymed , thereby set for n number possibilities.
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Nov 15, 2017
Nov 15, 2017 at 6:06 AM UTC
From 2057
You you are a contradiction of all things an immense tropical storm majestically consuming all islands in your path yet with all your strength, you sputter upon the main land A destructive flame, preaching your ways to the forest leaving behind naught but fertilization. A maneuver that may breath life into you, saving your soul and destroy your body The object that defies gravity, spurning numbers and probability in the most graceful fashion Everything that was once oblivion, is now a beholder of all things You are a contradiction, a collection of nothings and theories A physic with the will to be or not science to believe or a magic to perceive Take pride in its discomfort, it is the minds final reprieve.
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Feb 18, 2014
Feb 18, 2014 at 4:19 AM UTC
Beholder
amidst cavorting delightfully, enjoying thorough frolicking gingerly, foreign hick hating slo hip-hopping insouciantly sustaining row biological status quo kvetching lamely moreso mother became pro naturally physically rumbling,    heard all the way in Oslo    supposedly twerking, undulating vivaciously wantonly x2c wisely yielded – nada no    zona pellucida anchored byte size ******    potent embryonic fetal moe newlweds nocturnal merriment    moma's ****** marked march 1959    lovingly joyusly, insemination happened ha low bullseye clenched diploid fertilization    guaranteed germinating heiress    while squaqking lichen Apache at Diablo    ma late mother did should know upon awakening upon tautly stretched exertion    during dilating ****** which jiggled like jello three score orbitz round el sol, warmed cockles    and muscled away brutally cold degrees    tab billed an igloo,    or circa six decades    drafted exuberant ho...ho...ho... cuz, i.e. thencee at 362nd day    baby in belly did fully grow December first nineteen fifty seven    sanctioned newly minted papa      to sing a capella for he's a jolly good fellow    quintessential nascent    kickstarter heady everflow though wintry dark,    a “hi” beam illuminated    newborn girl with dayglow sans, mechanical engine ear    papa (an honorably discharged army vet)    all spit and shine groom,    who wed a bride somewhat callow first time parents with giddiness did saul fully bellow Boyce and Harriet Harriet countenance    twas (like an elf on Christmas eve) all aglow. -------------------------------------------------------- Dear Sis – I knew not what else to do thus, this poem crafted fur ewe a doe ting maternal gal – whose time on Earth flew
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Nov 10, 2017
Nov 10, 2017 at 1:09 AM UTC
Patterson, New Jersey circa December 1st, 1959
amidst cavorting delightfully, enjoying thorough frolicking gingerly, foreign hick hating slo hip-hopping insouciantly sustaining row biological status quo kvetching lamely moreso mother became pro naturally physically rumbling,    heard all the way in Oslo    supposedly twerking, undulating vivaciously wantonly x2c wisely yielded – nada no    zona pellucida anchored byte size ******    potent embryonic fetal moe newlweds nocturnal merriment    moma's ****** marked march 1959    lovingly joyusly, insemination happened ha low bullseye clenched diploid fertilization    guaranteed germinating heiress    while squaqking lichen Apache at Diablo    ma late mother did should know upon awakening upon tautly stretched exertion    during dilating ****** which jiggled like jello three score orbitz round el sol, warmed cockles    and muscled away brutally cold degrees    tab billed an igloo,    or circa six decades    drafted exuberant ho...ho...ho... cuz, i.e. thencee at 362nd day    baby in belly did fully grow December first nineteen fifty seven    sanctioned newly minted papa      to sing a capella for he's a jolly good fellow    quintessential nascent    kickstarter heady everflow though wintry dark,    a “hi” beam illuminated    newborn girl with dayglow sans, mechanical engine ear    papa (an honorably discharged army vet)    all spit and shine groom,    who wed a bride somewhat callow first time parents with giddiness did saul fully bellow Boyce and Harriet Harriet countenance    twas (like an elf on Christmas eve) all aglow. -------------------------------------------------------- Dear Sis – I knew not what else to do thus, this poem crafted fur ewe a doe ting maternal gal – whose time on Earth flew
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Okay honey Let's spell pollinate With a bit of math Anther + stigma = fertilization Let's pollinate for a spell Under the quilt Then over the river And through the woods Without any cover we go Making babies in summertime May we reap What we sow
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Jan 4, 2020
Jan 4, 2020 at 8:55 PM UTC
To Bee, or Not to Bee
I hear the whimpering As the factions call us home You too keep true to math As you fall into your number Begging to be apart of the equation Fertilization You exist It’s everything you ever wanted Please stop crying
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Aug 12, 2019
Aug 12, 2019 at 10:10 PM UTC
Is everyone in tears?
If putsch comes to shove, aye ain't no doggone fraidy cat nor chicken little fearing coup d'état, yours truly simply risk averse, and more exact, he stays sequestered within these four walls, cuz tis safest inside this flat always... mein kampf, I remember when fertilization begat after nine months in utero... ah dat womb dar full habitat i.e. ****** cradled humanity, whereat teeming bajillions primates peopling planet Earth couples made lovey dovey after spat (which species among other flotsam and jetsam), got shot out (think) analogous muzzle loaded gat excellent marksman aimed then squirted packed heat hot as summer temperature gets within Gujarat recorded courtesy, thee oldest functioning thermostat, albeit microcosmic primordial vat testy sea men don (May comb hairy gah great again) conical hat. I surmise proto humans especially storied hall (conjured in Peer Gynt by Edvard Grieg of mountain king) trumpeted, tooted thwacked, and announced presence courtesy posterior primal mating call, which vibrant cheekiness heard all around the mulberry bush to Gaul hmm... maybe e'en hot air inspired Marc Chagall, while sitting atop porcelain throne, nonetheless scandalous ****** blasts methinks help explain fall of Rome, whereby noxious generated silent but deadly nauseating noisome pall mall felled friend and foe alike analogous on minuscule scale to Chernobyl level 7 nuclear accident also linkedin, when Polar Vortex doth stall across avast swath planet Earth forcing quick thinkers to marshall, what (mathers) matters such as... antique pinball machines worth a mint, a ***** to install.
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Nov 25, 2019
Nov 25, 2019 at 5:30 PM UTC
Feint faint "Fake" no nor'easter
If putsch comes to shove, aye ain't no doggone fraidy cat nor chicken little fearing coup d'état, yours truly simply risk averse, and more exact, he stays sequestered within these four walls, cuz tis safest inside this flat always... mein kampf, I remember when fertilization begat after nine months in utero... ah dat womb dar full habitat i.e. ****** cradled humanity, whereat teeming bajillions primates peopling planet Earth couples made lovey dovey after spat (which species among other flotsam and jetsam), got shot out (think) analogous muzzle loaded gat excellent marksman aimed then squirted packed heat hot as summer temperature gets within Gujarat recorded courtesy, thee oldest functioning thermostat, albeit microcosmic primordial vat testy sea men don (May comb hairy gah great again) conical hat. I surmise proto humans especially storied hall (conjured in Peer Gynt by Edvard Grieg of mountain king) trumpeted, tooted thwacked, and announced presence courtesy posterior primal mating call, which vibrant cheekiness heard all around the mulberry bush to Gaul hmm... maybe e'en hot air inspired Marc Chagall, while sitting atop porcelain throne, nonetheless scandalous ****** blasts methinks help explain fall of Rome, whereby noxious generated silent but deadly nauseating noisome pall mall felled friend and foe alike analogous on minuscule scale to Chernobyl level 7 nuclear accident also linkedin, when Polar Vortex doth stall across avast swath planet Earth forcing quick thinkers to marshall, what (mathers) matters such as... antique pinball machines worth a mint, a ***** to install.
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