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"genus" poems
Society, it pins us against each other; Chubby girls are forced to hate themselves all the ads that say they are not right and that makes them cry at night. They defend themselves by calling littler girls sticks which makes those littler girls suffer; Gays are forced to hide or "pay for the crime"; We are all separated into our own cliques where we are forced to stay. A nerd and a **** are forced to hate one another because the athletic and genus differences. Society is cruel but its hard to keep are judgement under control.
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Nov 6, 2014
Nov 6, 2014 at 8:57 PM UTC
Society
From the woodlands of Madagascar To the highlands of Ethiopia Dwell nine species of lovebirds. Their genus name is Agapornis, From the Greek agape (love) and ornis (birds). The French call them Les inséperables While affection between compatible pairs Can be a joy to behold, Lovebirds can be quite territorial And will defend their nest. Sexually dimorphic they mate for life. Like all parrots they need to be well Socialized and taken care of. They  are very vocal, making loud High-pitched noises, especially In the early morning time. Stocky little birds With short blunt tails You can hold them In the palms of your hands. They love to snuggle, They love to preen. Happy birds: together.
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Jul 20, 2014
Jul 20, 2014 at 3:38 PM UTC
Les Inséperables
Freedom At Kannyakumari “The destiny of India is molded in her class-rooms” Kothari had no confusion; no vision on the fusion- of the East and the West, as Swami Vivekananda’s vision, “The comingling of the East and the West will dawn a new Era”. As tissue culture, transplantation or cloning we Indians imbibe the Western Culture; or as G.M cotton or brinjals,or tomato Indians are produced, transmuted destroying the very indigenous genus for material growth. Ayurveda is preserved not in Sanskrit but in English letters, now ! Followers of Lord Maccaulay as obedient servants, by experiments,bring up Indians only in blood and colour- in every other respects-Europeans (using imperialist - capitalist media); poor sycophants ,for a visa, the Indians: now , turn to the West for light, leaving the bright light under the Urn; cry for a way of progress, safety and food; and beg:once self reliant nations as cells of a body No retrospection or introspection, only putrefaction, hence , no resurrection. On August 15th ,at Kannyakumari beach , beside me, a bare body of a woman(my sister?) lay asleep; I witnessed at the starry cold mid-night: the surging sea spitting frothing snow upon the black rocky ******* protruded, greasy, mossy. bare but fair , ever young at the feet of Bharat-matha. Wet in the salty breeze , from the foul smell of death, I walked and walked searching shelter, but no room for a single son with meagre wealth. The tourism net -workers with the thirst of mosquitoes hummed around me with highly rented room offer- source of tourism exploitation- I bargained, till, morning red balloon rose up in the Eastern horizon cleaving the vapours of the sea, when , thousand tongues chanted Gayathri; then , the locals thronged around the woman on the shore; somebody among them, staring blear eyed as the police jeep and the ambulance arrived , bewailed “O! Gayathri, my darling, O! Gayathri…” Unsoothed. The chanting and the yelling dissolved in the breeze that passed by the Vivekananda rock, afar, south
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Sep 12, 2012
Sep 12, 2012 at 3:50 AM UTC
Freedom to Think
Freedom At Kannyakumari “The destiny of India is molded in her class-rooms” Kothari had no confusion; no vision on the fusion- of the East and the West, as Swami Vivekananda’s vision, “The comingling of the East and the West will dawn a new Era”. As tissue culture, transplantation or cloning we Indians imbibe the Western Culture; or as G.M cotton or brinjals,or tomato Indians are produced, transmuted destroying the very indigenous genus for material growth. Ayurveda is preserved not in Sanskrit but in English letters, now ! Followers of Lord Maccaulay as obedient servants, by experiments,bring up Indians only in blood and colour- in every other respects-Europeans (using imperialist - capitalist media); poor sycophants ,for a visa, the Indians: now , turn to the West for light, leaving the bright light under the Urn; cry for a way of progress, safety and food; and beg:once self reliant nations as cells of a body No retrospection or introspection, only putrefaction, hence , no resurrection. On August 15th ,at Kannyakumari beach , beside me, a bare body of a woman(my sister?) lay asleep; I witnessed at the starry cold mid-night: the surging sea spitting frothing snow upon the black rocky ******* protruded, greasy, mossy. bare but fair , ever young at the feet of Bharat-matha. Wet in the salty breeze , from the foul smell of death, I walked and walked searching shelter, but no room for a single son with meagre wealth. The tourism net -workers with the thirst of mosquitoes hummed around me with highly rented room offer- source of tourism exploitation- I bargained, till, morning red balloon rose up in the Eastern horizon cleaving the vapours of the sea, when , thousand tongues chanted Gayathri; then , the locals thronged around the woman on the shore; somebody among them, staring blear eyed as the police jeep and the ambulance arrived , bewailed “O! Gayathri, my darling, O! Gayathri…” Unsoothed. The chanting and the yelling dissolved in the breeze that passed by the Vivekananda rock, afar, south
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title: not god, but his clock, will gnaw at us: that we are mortal, and agitated by a libido to continue, as to why the immortals find us so cosmic, for the worth of not exacting a better joke prescribed to other genus archetypes... whether the atheists believe in a blind-watchmaker is beside the point... the actual conjuring of the ultimate engineered thing will undo us... only the gods could have engineered time... space? they can't fathom space, the gods could only engineer time, but they couldn't engineer space: the cliche, think outside the box? even the gods know nought concerning this; and if there is only one god... he has been lodged into a letter: θ - a 1 inside a 0; the being already confined... even gods have limits beyond the stressor of supposed immortality... they can't engineer space... all they can engineer, is a transcendence of time... only mortals, men, can engineer the concept of space... hence nations, hence borders, hence differences, hence the concept of magnetism and repulsion... if gods engineered time, then men engineered space... as now, and forever, will remain so, the quest for a cosmic joke / clue. it won't be the blind-watchmaker who eats us up,   the the clock itself -    it will devour us,    it will gnaw our flesh toward the bone,          and then with out bones play an instrument     to glorify its procession down the aisles of our endeavours to express civility...     was there any to begin with? our temporal anxiety, being mortals, equates itself with the spatial anxiety of the immortals (gods).
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Jul 3, 2017
Jul 3, 2017 at 9:30 PM UTC
nie bóg, lecz jego zegar, będzie nas żreć
title: not god, but his clock, will gnaw at us: that we are mortal, and agitated by a libido to continue, as to why the immortals find us so cosmic, for the worth of not exacting a better joke prescribed to other genus archetypes... whether the atheists believe in a blind-watchmaker is beside the point... the actual conjuring of the ultimate engineered thing will undo us... only the gods could have engineered time... space? they can't fathom space, the gods could only engineer time, but they couldn't engineer space: the cliche, think outside the box? even the gods know nought concerning this; and if there is only one god... he has been lodged into a letter: θ - a 1 inside a 0; the being already confined... even gods have limits beyond the stressor of supposed immortality... they can't engineer space... all they can engineer, is a transcendence of time... only mortals, men, can engineer the concept of space... hence nations, hence borders, hence differences, hence the concept of magnetism and repulsion... if gods engineered time, then men engineered space... as now, and forever, will remain so, the quest for a cosmic joke / clue. it won't be the blind-watchmaker who eats us up,   the the clock itself -    it will devour us,    it will gnaw our flesh toward the bone,          and then with out bones play an instrument     to glorify its procession down the aisles of our endeavours to express civility...     was there any to begin with? our temporal anxiety, being mortals, equates itself with the spatial anxiety of the immortals (gods).
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Preventing contamination, A constant challenge in cell culture. Contamination not only affects, The culture in question and, Costs time and money, But also endangers the reproducibility of results. No cell culture problem, Is as universal as that of culture loss Due to contamination. Generally, contamination may be separated, Into categories of microbial, And eukaryotic contamination. Examples of microbial contamination include: Bacteria (including Mycoplasma), Fungi and yeast; Eukaryotic contamination includes: Cross-contamination with other cell lines. Bacteria, yeast and fungi, The three more common types of contamination, But luckily these forms are often detectable, Under the microscope and, By visual cues, Like colour or turbidity changes in the medium. Mycoplasma is a small genus of bacteria, That lack a cell wall and for this reason, They remain unaffected by common antibiotics. They are also difficult to detect, With standard microscopes, Due to their size, about 0.1 μm in diameter, And the fact that they often attach to host cells. To prevent contamination, Use 70% ethanol for disinfecting, Equipment & surfaces, Related to cell culture. Sterile filter the media first, Before bringing to the lab. Fetal Bovine Serum, A potential source of contamination, Contains mycoplasma. Filter it at 0.1 μm, or, Gamma irradiate it. Aseptic technique, Necessary. The laboratory workers be the last, But not the least source of contamination. Teach them the ideal laboratory practices, To ensure asepticity in a laboratory.
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Dec 6, 2016
Dec 6, 2016 at 9:02 PM UTC
Microbial Contamination & Ways of Preventing It
Preventing contamination, A constant challenge in cell culture. Contamination not only affects, The culture in question and, Costs time and money, But also endangers the reproducibility of results. No cell culture problem, Is as universal as that of culture loss Due to contamination. Generally, contamination may be separated, Into categories of microbial, And eukaryotic contamination. Examples of microbial contamination include: Bacteria (including Mycoplasma), Fungi and yeast; Eukaryotic contamination includes: Cross-contamination with other cell lines. Bacteria, yeast and fungi, The three more common types of contamination, But luckily these forms are often detectable, Under the microscope and, By visual cues, Like colour or turbidity changes in the medium. Mycoplasma is a small genus of bacteria, That lack a cell wall and for this reason, They remain unaffected by common antibiotics. They are also difficult to detect, With standard microscopes, Due to their size, about 0.1 μm in diameter, And the fact that they often attach to host cells. To prevent contamination, Use 70% ethanol for disinfecting, Equipment & surfaces, Related to cell culture. Sterile filter the media first, Before bringing to the lab. Fetal Bovine Serum, A potential source of contamination, Contains mycoplasma. Filter it at 0.1 μm, or, Gamma irradiate it. Aseptic technique, Necessary. The laboratory workers be the last, But not the least source of contamination. Teach them the ideal laboratory practices, To ensure asepticity in a laboratory.
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The Mockery of Fairyland In silence watching, as fellow, fallow fairies dance, Sylphs float above while gnomes furrow, Donating water brothers. Undine. Spiritual creatures, unseen. Creation of nature from nature. Mankind evading. Those fairies will still catch your eye, In form of genus butterfly. God forbid you meet them. Stumble on their fairy rings. You should never ever tell a fairy your name. For in fairyland you may remain. For safety's sake. While you're out walking in the woods. Inside out, you must wear your shirt, Wear a ring of of iron! So you can breach the fairies curse. For in seven year cycles. Fairies must donate to hell. A good soul,Tam Hin. Because he tricked the fairy queen. She had to set him free. Ti's said. As man folk mate. Fairies do true procreate. In a way akin to ours! Hybrid fairies once existed. They were such melancholy souls. Far too sad to live in fairyland. Too fairy like to live on earth! Titania she still sits waiting patiently. For her Oberon to arrive. King and queen of fairyland, in literacy. Supreme? No Fallacy! By ladylivvi1
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May 24, 2013
May 24, 2013 at 4:56 AM UTC
The Mockery of Fairyland
Letters of the day. Perhaps Apollo snapped his string And shot into the beings below: Synecdoche. Illuminate your ink markings, said He, My eyes long to see images leap from your words. Write creatures, Write. Interpretation was weaved together, And the god was satisfied. For these words began to walk, Then dance all around him. As the edges of his mouth curled upwards, As the parts synchronized, As the genus became the species, As the species became the genus, A new definition was formed. The world celebrated the melodic movements Of mere symbols. Today’s world must continue the dance Carry it through screen and paper, So Apollo remains amused As all watch the words sway with the wind.
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Oct 8, 2011
Oct 8, 2011 at 4:58 PM UTC
Synecdoche
There are the two choices. Wicked, wheel-men curving towards that which I wear in the evening when I paint on my black suit. The pitter-patter of organic matter, the Metropolis ground fresh. You tell me raspberry, I tell you I am not impressed. And then from the inimical lips, those bards from distance, sand spots and hordes of watering holes I place fresh Republicans on- and they were stealing the magazines. Jury on. Four devils they figure some, four devils. A anthelmintic potion to square away the worms. The pink worm, who takes long-distance telephone calls on your roommates only moments before the red worm, his head shriveled and his limbs crying from ****** she the blue curly worm; she is what we've been looking out and everything about this evening has slipped in the pattern we expected. Red light in fact, They used the concatenations of frog legs(this was the big deal since My Mother loved the chelura of some tropical varieties of frogs and funny-legged), banjax the first one before the weather catches the summary being the news. Going as far as the the ecstasy of officials leaving the scene. The species catching its last names of life- genus and family alike racing towards safety. And so I build in the fly zone. I haggle for President, and make sacred the realms of figures; denaturalized are the entanglements of humans, even whatever the mephitic and bellicose shadows shend and fordo their greatest powers. I lull and lust, my pugnacious frazil, just like my recalcitrant logomachy that I ****** and slide angrily and profusely with m and everything I try to do. Just so long as you can see me usufruct and lobby forthright the message. Mine. Hate. Anxiety.
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Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 5:06 AM UTC
Boiling the Humans in the Dip
There are the two choices. Wicked, wheel-men curving towards that which I wear in the evening when I paint on my black suit. The pitter-patter of organic matter, the Metropolis ground fresh. You tell me raspberry, I tell you I am not impressed. And then from the inimical lips, those bards from distance, sand spots and hordes of watering holes I place fresh Republicans on- and they were stealing the magazines. Jury on. Four devils they figure some, four devils. A anthelmintic potion to square away the worms. The pink worm, who takes long-distance telephone calls on your roommates only moments before the red worm, his head shriveled and his limbs crying from ****** she the blue curly worm; she is what we've been looking out and everything about this evening has slipped in the pattern we expected. Red light in fact, They used the concatenations of frog legs(this was the big deal since My Mother loved the chelura of some tropical varieties of frogs and funny-legged), banjax the first one before the weather catches the summary being the news. Going as far as the the ecstasy of officials leaving the scene. The species catching its last names of life- genus and family alike racing towards safety. And so I build in the fly zone. I haggle for President, and make sacred the realms of figures; denaturalized are the entanglements of humans, even whatever the mephitic and bellicose shadows shend and fordo their greatest powers. I lull and lust, my pugnacious frazil, just like my recalcitrant logomachy that I ****** and slide angrily and profusely with m and everything I try to do. Just so long as you can see me usufruct and lobby forthright the message. Mine. Hate. Anxiety.
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Poem Analysis 1st read, I thought gibberish, 2nd I thought Hmmm, 3rd I thought interesting, 4th I felt genius. billy your poem comment-dissects my poem my process, a marathon interview for a new poem pole position, limb by limb, word by word, chewed and re-chewed, like a tiring piece of bubble gum, the flavor remaining ebbs, but is not extinguished, and can live in your mouth, forever and the praise and this poem, not a rodomontade, for your comment dear Billy, is the process description of a poet’s labor, from word first to a baby’s birth, gibberish into genius emergent from first pain, then pushing, then tilled, at long last, the dirtiest immaculate conception beautiful billy reads my rambling, silly abstruse^ & wrote me: *1st read I thought gibberish, 2nd I thought Hmmm, 3rd I thought interesting, 4th I felt genius* this is a much loved critique for I well recall each step of creation, a summarizing parallel that your words+genes replicated so well, forgiving you a minor typo, Billy, it was genus, not genius that you meant (but then again, why quibble over a miscellaneous, harmless, delighting, tiny little extra i...not me, said he, my muse ego ) Billy has gone gray dotted, but his dot, his comment, with gratitude, in me, he, lives for ever I feel gibberish coming on...
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Mar 21, 2019
Mar 21, 2019 at 2:50 AM UTC
Gibberish into Genuis: 1st read, I thought it gibberish (2019)
This aviator alone in his cabin traveling back through time then. Riding a zephyr to Venus Contemplating his genus. Glancing sideways at his bottle He pulls back on the throttle. Spaghetti-like wisps of mist Blurring vision during the shift. From space flight to ozone light Coming in for a landing! Hold Tight!
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Feb 16, 2011
Feb 16, 2011 at 7:25 AM UTC
Pilot Error?
*the ones warring on the flag of defeat can't be called either troll or parasite... too noble such entitlements, they are the **** genus worthy of ignorance, that they are found roaring on the flag of defeat, when such publicity is allowed of public musing deeper than soft-spoken in one's own room, as transcript of thought made public, ironically without one's geographic coordinates... and what lack of honour to be warring with such circumstances being allowed.* i shouldn't have written my words among poets, too many simplicities surrounded them, with the poets came made surrogates, a stillbirth, if nothing more 9 months of **** as the new economics that gave us appreciative homosexuality, a curbing of the expeditions of population we didn't blame on Chinese or Blue Indians due to having inherited masochistic Christianity, the last greek mythology, THE, LAST! and no more from the greek tongue! no more! then the second feat of the suffragettes that became the surrogates... and yet, i stilled braved to sing for the escapist tongue of brotherhood that the misty mountain's cold encapsulated... in which i braved the brotherhood, every, second, counter, to marriage to a woman... domestication is no adventure! it's no adventure! there is no fear and sudden death in domestication... it breeds cattle! readied for death not ready! *two dungeons deep and caverns old... the pines were roaring on the hight!    the winds were mourning in the night... the fire was red it flamed and spread, the trees like torches, blazed with light.* this... this is my ideal afterlife! take your Koran and terrorism and take a **** in the desert with the cats for worth of knowing such "exquisiteness" as it might be worth mining in the dunes of sand! while the thirst of metalloid and abstract horse-tow gives your false timing... and when you take this anger written on the flag of defeat, and turn to warring with it on your own flag of defeat... you will be conquered, slain and tortured, as is my promise, always honourable.
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May 12, 2016
May 12, 2016 at 7:36 PM UTC
surrogates and suffragettes
*the ones warring on the flag of defeat can't be called either troll or parasite... too noble such entitlements, they are the **** genus worthy of ignorance, that they are found roaring on the flag of defeat, when such publicity is allowed of public musing deeper than soft-spoken in one's own room, as transcript of thought made public, ironically without one's geographic coordinates... and what lack of honour to be warring with such circumstances being allowed.* i shouldn't have written my words among poets, too many simplicities surrounded them, with the poets came made surrogates, a stillbirth, if nothing more 9 months of **** as the new economics that gave us appreciative homosexuality, a curbing of the expeditions of population we didn't blame on Chinese or Blue Indians due to having inherited masochistic Christianity, the last greek mythology, THE, LAST! and no more from the greek tongue! no more! then the second feat of the suffragettes that became the surrogates... and yet, i stilled braved to sing for the escapist tongue of brotherhood that the misty mountain's cold encapsulated... in which i braved the brotherhood, every, second, counter, to marriage to a woman... domestication is no adventure! it's no adventure! there is no fear and sudden death in domestication... it breeds cattle! readied for death not ready! *two dungeons deep and caverns old... the pines were roaring on the hight!    the winds were mourning in the night... the fire was red it flamed and spread, the trees like torches, blazed with light.* this... this is my ideal afterlife! take your Koran and terrorism and take a **** in the desert with the cats for worth of knowing such "exquisiteness" as it might be worth mining in the dunes of sand! while the thirst of metalloid and abstract horse-tow gives your false timing... and when you take this anger written on the flag of defeat, and turn to warring with it on your own flag of defeat... you will be conquered, slain and tortured, as is my promise, always honourable.
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Sands of time tinkling through an obscure artefact the light in you as you recognise your own. Why and how are long-trodden tracks, forgotten as my mind unfurls with a fresh green vine whence before the stubborn old clung dry, and crisp, those bitter octogenarians of perception. R&M;, those sweet surprises winking from behind a hidden door were small shards in the bright crystal of our day that felt woven only for us. You trailed your fingers in the lukewarm water And across my neck, both, at every opportunity the warmth of the day to turn to burning heat of us as light and inhibition fell. '.....a thousand kisses deep', you read And those you gave enthralled me Cruel-clever Fate, to plant us as seeds apart that sad, never understood genus or cure to find now the curlicues of tendrils touch And all to make pure, beautiful, joyful sense our flashpoint clear in its providence. How clear and fine, luminous, perfect your touch and kindness and intellect drew these feelings from myself, not forgotten but rather, felt in that day anew. an older......deeper.....creature are you curled in dark and bookshelves and things unmachinated You're art, and never be apologetic your sorrows, twisted mad moments and lust sift through you to paper, golden dust and I find you entrancing in no hesitation still, I find I've one eye on the snare. A red orb signalled our day into night red wine and red running beneath my skin I see you so clearly my dear, in mind's eye and know the feel of your hair in my hands and your elegance contrasts with slyness and salt and the glint in your eye with its knowing purport. Forgive me, I cannot relay all I felt forgive me, I cannot I know, more I can give? but know, incandescence you drew from me surely for you, kindred soul, have reminded me- live.
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Jan 13, 2013
Jan 13, 2013 at 3:27 AM UTC
Incendescence
Sands of time tinkling through an obscure artefact the light in you as you recognise your own. Why and how are long-trodden tracks, forgotten as my mind unfurls with a fresh green vine whence before the stubborn old clung dry, and crisp, those bitter octogenarians of perception. R&M;, those sweet surprises winking from behind a hidden door were small shards in the bright crystal of our day that felt woven only for us. You trailed your fingers in the lukewarm water And across my neck, both, at every opportunity the warmth of the day to turn to burning heat of us as light and inhibition fell. '.....a thousand kisses deep', you read And those you gave enthralled me Cruel-clever Fate, to plant us as seeds apart that sad, never understood genus or cure to find now the curlicues of tendrils touch And all to make pure, beautiful, joyful sense our flashpoint clear in its providence. How clear and fine, luminous, perfect your touch and kindness and intellect drew these feelings from myself, not forgotten but rather, felt in that day anew. an older......deeper.....creature are you curled in dark and bookshelves and things unmachinated You're art, and never be apologetic your sorrows, twisted mad moments and lust sift through you to paper, golden dust and I find you entrancing in no hesitation still, I find I've one eye on the snare. A red orb signalled our day into night red wine and red running beneath my skin I see you so clearly my dear, in mind's eye and know the feel of your hair in my hands and your elegance contrasts with slyness and salt and the glint in your eye with its knowing purport. Forgive me, I cannot relay all I felt forgive me, I cannot I know, more I can give? but know, incandescence you drew from me surely for you, kindred soul, have reminded me- live.
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1 O' sprite full Maia, come attire our lands with your boundless prize- Of joyful swelling by the nature's pleasing bloom,and green surprise, To sprout a floral bedding,round the yards  and shades for worthy dales; And birds will spin their adorned bowers over the dewy boughs and vales. 2 Hail! to you goddess, deck the forest’s lingering beauty, thus come: Let streams to flow across the thick and- bushy meadows over your prime, For hawthorn white and lilies to bud, and converse fragrance in air, To wind down our minds with breezes- blow,groovy lifts cool us lighter. 3 Mid mate of months, come and show your primeval splendor and glee, While south is praising vintager’s autumn, North's propitious spring does fly, And make the country lush with garden- fruits,the sweetest scents they spray, To fill each rose with flavors long, for all the ardent grooms they pray! Come Glitter, glitter ***** rays-, and sun is warm in moderate mood; Behold! the coming of her-, bees gathered among the newly buds Nithin Purple from 'Halcyon Wings.' REFERENCE: *Maia— Greek goddess of May month *Hawthorn—A spring-flowering shrub or  small tree of the genus Crataegus. *Vintager—A person who harvests grapes for making wine. ***** rays—Attraction of sunlight towards flowers, showing a dependency. *Sprite—Middle English: alteration of sprit, a contraction of spirit.
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Feb 8, 2017
Feb 8, 2017 at 10:13 AM UTC
On A May Glory: A Welcome Song to Maia
Glasses thick Brilliant mind But not my pick To bump and grind Legs akimbo Astute ***** But better a window Than a door Grade A student Pass your tests Keep tongue fluent Off my ******* Red mark checked Thesis compiled You'll never wreck Me ********** Quantum **** Solve any issue Keep your **** In a tissue Quick sharp thinker Professor adored But I can't finger Your SAT scores Six degrees Pencil ***** Modern Curie acne genus -r0
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Apr 27, 2014
Apr 27, 2014 at 3:44 AM UTC
why can't you be pretty
put down thy pen, it is in disrepute, smash thy tablet, crack its glass... house the mouse, don't be an *** genus human, you have been antihero morphed anthromorprophesized, ****** simply, replaced you poem prophecy returned, stamped, Unneeded, Unread, Unheeded you have been excused, you have been recused, jury, a chamber of inconclusive noises dismissed, the judge will digitally write all from now on... submit your selected tags for laughs, a different poem returned to you, by a digital "humanist" what do I crave? give me your youthful typos, let me literate critique the good, the bad, the trite repetitive and especially the ugly poetry, the kind only humans can write so I love or hate it, your literacy, with impassioned dispassion, the kind no machine will e'er transcend pull the plug on your random alphabet generator, Eliot of York, or you might find yourself upgraded into unempoement!
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Apr 11, 2014
Apr 11, 2014 at 12:54 AM UTC
The Algorithm of Poetry Writing
We should have gone outside instead of watching one of the sillier, senseless, meaningless movies it is possible to rent or buy. Winter or not the fields and woods are at least real, commensal and understandable if you know the genus and species. Know the genome and biome. Learn the physics and music. But this much reality requires an escape, hence bad movie. A bad book is better than a bad movie. A good movie trumps a bad book, but a good book is best and a great poem trumps all. Will my son Zach be one who applies the scientific method? Can Aaron explain God's intentions to the people? Their mother and I will wait.
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Aug 9, 2015
Aug 9, 2015 at 4:59 PM UTC
Bad Movie
Apple taste Placed atop Your head-- Shotgun *Klu Klux Klank* Bang 00 Buck Shattering Thine Crystalline ***** Optera Forever Encased Behind Glass Locked and keyed Plead Plead Please Let me out To Use my wings I'll allow myself This Dream Only for a While of Rubbing Antennae (With"you") Caked In Pollen (All the other children used To laugh at my unobtrusive Thorax) I forgot The taste Of Breeze Please Free me from This prison Cell Inside Your Nucleus Warm and inviting I think I could learn To lov- To lo- No, I understand You don't use the L-word In this Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species You Use much more subtle Habitual Mating Rituals Practiced by Boys And Girls Alone Once Their government Handbooks are issued Ashamed and Full of doubt They seek out The silence Offered on Forgotten Moons Where they can Meditate to The infinite hummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm of the universe You can hear it Now If you listen close Enough *Almost A Whispering Deep inside (me?) I Think I  could... love you*
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Mar 25, 2013
Mar 25, 2013 at 3:01 AM UTC
Poetry A-Plenty For the Poor and for the Gentry
there’s more than 1 theory in string theory, more than 1 dimension too sometimes 4, others 26 all of which but few are flat genus 2 donuts would have less dough some things are super symmetrical, quarks didn’t exist ‘til 1968, my attention span shortens to 5 feet 2 inches, when a String smiles back. it’s intuitive that 2 quarks attract when pulled apart. a tachyon fits cross legged in a chair. gum pops sing and the theory is boring without fermions. strings absorb in the D-branes of blue eyes and matching glasses. stray hairs, electrified with brilliance warrant cats that even Schrodinger knows are alive
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Feb 25, 2011
Feb 25, 2011 at 2:44 PM UTC
Thing I Didn't Know About string theory
There is chaos here Inside my head Quit trying to analyze me You won't get me any more than I do Just ask and I'll tell you all I know: I am pandemonium Absolutely insane At times I am one way At others I am another Sometimes I can't remember what I've done Where I've been Who I am I am anarchy The rebel yell A superior genus of rage My anger is endless But I can't let it show Unless someone feels to close I won't let it free I am ugly Appearance Personality Thoughts I am hideous And I wake to the knowledge daily I am bitter I let my wounds fester And when the seep with the unresolved They are the fuel I use To snap out at those who try to know me Stay away I am desperate After my fangs have ripped you open Put yourself together And reach out again And I'll follow Like the dog Life's made me into Never again will I bite The hand that feeds me I am greedy It's yours, so I want it And if I can't have it I am jealous I am green I am murderous Give. It. Here. I am hateful They say they are ugly They say that to me How? Can they not see my face? Who's ugly, compared to this? I hate them. See? I've told you all about me Why you'd want to know? I've no idea. There's more, of course But I've disgusted you enough for the day Now shoo Go away Or I'll bite I'll kick I'll scratch How dare you try to get close? I won't show you how I actually feel! I wear this smile- even through the tears And when you enter my room And see me strung from the ceiling Eyes ever open in death I'll still be smiling Like the insane girl I am As testament to The pandemonium inside me.
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Apr 28, 2013
Apr 28, 2013 at 1:08 AM UTC
Pandemonium
There is chaos here Inside my head Quit trying to analyze me You won't get me any more than I do Just ask and I'll tell you all I know: I am pandemonium Absolutely insane At times I am one way At others I am another Sometimes I can't remember what I've done Where I've been Who I am I am anarchy The rebel yell A superior genus of rage My anger is endless But I can't let it show Unless someone feels to close I won't let it free I am ugly Appearance Personality Thoughts I am hideous And I wake to the knowledge daily I am bitter I let my wounds fester And when the seep with the unresolved They are the fuel I use To snap out at those who try to know me Stay away I am desperate After my fangs have ripped you open Put yourself together And reach out again And I'll follow Like the dog Life's made me into Never again will I bite The hand that feeds me I am greedy It's yours, so I want it And if I can't have it I am jealous I am green I am murderous Give. It. Here. I am hateful They say they are ugly They say that to me How? Can they not see my face? Who's ugly, compared to this? I hate them. See? I've told you all about me Why you'd want to know? I've no idea. There's more, of course But I've disgusted you enough for the day Now shoo Go away Or I'll bite I'll kick I'll scratch How dare you try to get close? I won't show you how I actually feel! I wear this smile- even through the tears And when you enter my room And see me strung from the ceiling Eyes ever open in death I'll still be smiling Like the insane girl I am As testament to The pandemonium inside me.
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things I know nothing of things I know little of things I know more of things I know all of where should I wander? where should I linger seriously? lighten up. time I know, little enough, now is, then was, soon we see we note we mark the place on this horizon that big star rises or seems to rise from, but now we know, some how that star is moving in time, same as me how can any knower know the sweet influences of pleides? look closely, ------------------ this time, this generation here, we're smart, we can do math in poems 12800 years ago, 1280 decades, 128 centruien measures in each of which, lay remnants of four generations of **** sapiens, of **** sapiens sapiens, and of **** sapiens sapiens augmenticious, all mixed up and tangle tongued. Now, 512 generations of beings of our genus since the speciation of we, the people of earth; this time, this generation now, we're smarter, more able to know and use the knowing, than any we imagine real before us in these past five hundred and twelve steps, from mitomom, to you. Individuatible you. to you, thinker of thought things, to you, thinker of thought things augmented by with for through witty inventions, for instance, example gratis, et al the Vitruvian man made the Vitruvian wheel, tapping the flow of rain returning to the sea, pulling, nicely, with thanks, at first, to the river, power at a rate of two kilo watts per hour, The old mill stone groaned as it ground seed that could'a' been boiled and chewed, but for the lack of knowing how a fire could be started, after all the ashes have grown cold. Oops, time skip. Now, then back Gen one, post all hell breaking loose who knew how to start a fire? was it a secret kept for the few who knew? Was prometheus as real as jesus, had we any evidence of things unseen, had we any substance of things hoped for?
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Apr 16, 2019
Apr 16, 2019 at 1:13 PM UTC
Poisoned well
things I know nothing of things I know little of things I know more of things I know all of where should I wander? where should I linger seriously? lighten up. time I know, little enough, now is, then was, soon we see we note we mark the place on this horizon that big star rises or seems to rise from, but now we know, some how that star is moving in time, same as me how can any knower know the sweet influences of pleides? look closely, ------------------ this time, this generation here, we're smart, we can do math in poems 12800 years ago, 1280 decades, 128 centruien measures in each of which, lay remnants of four generations of **** sapiens, of **** sapiens sapiens, and of **** sapiens sapiens augmenticious, all mixed up and tangle tongued. Now, 512 generations of beings of our genus since the speciation of we, the people of earth; this time, this generation now, we're smarter, more able to know and use the knowing, than any we imagine real before us in these past five hundred and twelve steps, from mitomom, to you. Individuatible you. to you, thinker of thought things, to you, thinker of thought things augmented by with for through witty inventions, for instance, example gratis, et al the Vitruvian man made the Vitruvian wheel, tapping the flow of rain returning to the sea, pulling, nicely, with thanks, at first, to the river, power at a rate of two kilo watts per hour, The old mill stone groaned as it ground seed that could'a' been boiled and chewed, but for the lack of knowing how a fire could be started, after all the ashes have grown cold. Oops, time skip. Now, then back Gen one, post all hell breaking loose who knew how to start a fire? was it a secret kept for the few who knew? Was prometheus as real as jesus, had we any evidence of things unseen, had we any substance of things hoped for?
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I emerge fish scarred, drenched in silence. A new genus. Evolved. Breathing the still palpable air. Careful not to drown, from the scent of noises. I live now in a land of doors. I can choose to live behind any of them, thousands and thousands of them different versions same outcomes.
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Oct 2, 2011
Oct 2, 2011 at 1:14 PM UTC
After Life Underwater
I have discovered that my blocked nose is not the reason I can’t smell roses. The smell has been cut out of the genus for the sanity of sensors on cargo airplanes. What then, about my children and their’s, when they discover old books for themselves and ask questions about the smell of flowers? About poetry, and the Nineteenth century? How would I tell the tale of family Plantagenet, with flags as dead as Lancaster and York? This tragedy seems so terribly unfair when roses are so much prettier than instruments on planes, every petal a miniature piece of God’s own skin. I need to walk down to the roadside florist if I can get out of this sweaty blanket into this chilly weather and find one of these ****** roses so I can dismember its petals one by one. I must disembowel this litany if I can she loves me, she loves me not, she wants me extinct bred out of this world for convenience, just like the forgotten smell of those roses. The tragedy to be told is that women are not supposed to be the main course in your life, the glorious bouquet of roses that you set the table around. They are more like condiments to an existence already charmed, but if the ketchup has gone rotten it tends to put a damper on how everything tastes and everything smells, I can’t smell the flowers and there are too many forks.
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Jan 15, 2014
Jan 15, 2014 at 11:45 AM UTC
The Smell of Roses
I eat flesh   prowl alone, for four legged prey in the alligator juniper, on the gray peaks, where I am invisible, if still, or quivering slightly from the west wind, snow chilled in the craggy highlands the beasts of the plain scavenge…in packs,   they devour the upright ones who fed them,   leaving guilty trails of blood in the bleached sand   I share their genus, their jackal jaws,   not their betrayal, nor their lust for the ****   for me, the meal has no taste, only the scent of silence, the sound of one hand clapping   sating me for another sunset, another dark night   where my ears twitch, cautiously in rabbit chasing sleep
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 3:31 PM UTC
nantan lupan
Stomach Churning Mankind, Dizzy spells over the Human Race. I question and turn, "the top of the food chain." Creators of technology, bringers of pain. Yet I see small weakening cracks all over their face. Attention seekers, stalkers and unwanted love, psychologically misguided, socially excluded. small secrets and whispers, where one always intruded; gossip carried into the skies, like feathers light, above. Ripping at one's defined thought, ruining it with paranoia, Pushing one's life aside, focusing on obsession, Wishing nothing but a pair of eyes, some sort of detection; a heart leading nowhere, lips quivering with question. Women are 'weak' men are 'pathetic' children barely bear name aside ignorance. teenagers with morality that is of absence. And the old are useless, eyes bearing something synthetic. I sit here and give myself every insult; I belong to the Genus. I feel feebleness grip my heart, that is when purpose diminishes. I question if old power was real; Caesar, and Dominus! And I realize, "Every story can be made," And that is where thought finishes. - N.C
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Aug 6, 2010
Aug 6, 2010 at 7:09 AM UTC
Greatest Creation