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"meiosis" poems
Beautiful summer day. You know you're gonna die that's why you know no joy unless religion, tv, stories, sports matter. For men like us dying's easy, it's living that's hard. And since dying's much like living, that's hard too. There's some contentment in letting community decide your place in it. A good day to die, the Apaches say. Can't stop the quince from blossoming or my sons from smoking, speeding. The best that can be done or said's a blessing. Less tv, less guessing about the effects of your anger unless you want to be an angry man forever. Becoming knowledgeable is the best defense against your insignificance. OK about being alone. Alive, almost sure of it. Whether I'm a visitor to my life or the actual owner. Mature poets steal, most are masturbators. There are a million poets, I'm poet #500K. Plenty of mysteries, infinite philosophies, prayers, laws and unwritten rules. That's why we go to school, life's complicated. All I do not know: ATP, probabilities, the glorious revolution, meiosis and mitosis and all I'll never see, the bottom of the ocean, the palm at the end of the mind, a wolverine. Forget-me-not, is that all I want? To get lucky, you gotta be careful first. To be great, you gotta be willing to sound BAD. In last night’s movie, a young writer and an older, married with children French woman fall in love. They did not meet during a village massacre and money is no object, Manhattan. But after everything has happened she cannot leave her children, not even for love, because of love, the love that brooks no serendipity. In the subsequent late night movie, a wealthy altruistic doctor arranges for the ****** of his neurotic concubine. His guilt provides us with an opportunity to consider the concepts of faith and forgiveness, that all will be well in the end after a period of meaningless suffering.
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Mar 6, 2017
Mar 6, 2017 at 5:21 AM UTC
Aging as a Spiritual Practice
Beautiful summer day. You know you're gonna die that's why you know no joy unless religion, tv, stories, sports matter. For men like us dying's easy, it's living that's hard. And since dying's much like living, that's hard too. There's some contentment in letting community decide your place in it. A good day to die, the Apaches say. Can't stop the quince from blossoming or my sons from smoking, speeding. The best that can be done or said's a blessing. Less tv, less guessing about the effects of your anger unless you want to be an angry man forever. Becoming knowledgeable is the best defense against your insignificance. OK about being alone. Alive, almost sure of it. Whether I'm a visitor to my life or the actual owner. Mature poets steal, most are masturbators. There are a million poets, I'm poet #500K. Plenty of mysteries, infinite philosophies, prayers, laws and unwritten rules. That's why we go to school, life's complicated. All I do not know: ATP, probabilities, the glorious revolution, meiosis and mitosis and all I'll never see, the bottom of the ocean, the palm at the end of the mind, a wolverine. Forget-me-not, is that all I want? To get lucky, you gotta be careful first. To be great, you gotta be willing to sound BAD. In last night’s movie, a young writer and an older, married with children French woman fall in love. They did not meet during a village massacre and money is no object, Manhattan. But after everything has happened she cannot leave her children, not even for love, because of love, the love that brooks no serendipity. In the subsequent late night movie, a wealthy altruistic doctor arranges for the ****** of his neurotic concubine. His guilt provides us with an opportunity to consider the concepts of faith and forgiveness, that all will be well in the end after a period of meaningless suffering.
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Sprawl of the nazarene toothslayer, Nucleotide bombast explosion; ***** of the eftsoon soothsayer, Pyramid galaxies implosion: Breathing quintuplicating matrix Somersault to ceaseless meiosis, Goldbeating phlanx initiatrix: Amphimixis apotheosis. Lifen gyrovagues aerolitic: And fixate Atlas telescopic!
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May 17, 2014
May 17, 2014 at 10:55 AM UTC
Noli Me Praehendo
baby makes flowers grow in my brain and my heart all of my sad parts
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Feb 18, 2013
Feb 18, 2013 at 6:26 PM UTC
meiosis (haiku)
1, 2, 4, 8... Chromosomes and cells of mine, They duplicate. My personality divides Any and every time. Meiosis - My rapid mutations, I find that they Fuel my psychosis Unrealistically High expectations I let me rip me apart I divide and split Over and over again This is the alien That I've become I'm never enough It's never the same Gaps of DNA through Generations. Meiosis - I know this, I know that I'm not good enough As a single, a one, Tear myself in half to Give them two When I'm done.
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Nov 4, 2018
Nov 4, 2018 at 11:25 PM UTC
Meiosis Part 1
*kiss the kids good bye, send them out on their own find-a-way paths, merry or otherwise, dispatched, once and forever, stamped, franked, posted, Gebbie delivered,^ the poems born, borne*    are gone *never look back, once writ and gifted, they are an only child, not truly orphaned*    but without parentage *miss'ed every now and then, see them as a drive-by victims, hit and run casualties of passing poets, who notifiy that they saw "so and so" and just wanted to let me know,*    they're ok *but never look back, they have been disowned, each, a natural birth poem, must learn the hard way, to stand on its own, tested by the cruelest proctor,*    hoary time *this is the way, the only way, birth mother and no more, and this why, some know me as,   the poet of the way... *this is my way - my poems are my dispatched issue, sent out themselves alone, to experience cell division, mitosis and meiosis spawning new poetic tissue, find their own way of sharing*   their ancestral DNA
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Jun 8, 2015
Jun 8, 2015 at 10:57 PM UTC
never look back, poet of the way
<> The human genome consists of 20 000 paired genes… about… <> During meiosis, gametes are generated by randomly swapping genetic material… let's shout… <> 2^(20 000)  = 10^(6 000) possible ***** (proud of daddy)… boy scout… <> 2^(20 000)  = 10^(6 000) possible ova (proud of mommy)… far-out… <> 2^(40 000)  = 10^(12 000) possible zygotes… freak out… <> 1 zygote in 10^(12 000)  = Improbable Me… no doubt! ;-))
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Sep 19, 2014
Sep 19, 2014 at 8:37 PM UTC
IMPROBABLE ME
A passionate lovelife begins at the cutting edge of ones comfort zone. Death ends all ... this too will pass one...is told. Our sun is not gone as it sets alone. Everything changes as it matures & nurtures; a soulhome full of love passion, mindful hearts, quientessentialy enhancing a compassionate empowering peaceful patient presence. Or mere things do not change, we do. Observe pendulum perceive pit. Forhere awakenaware for now reason & argument forsome, their edge, that is it. Pure calm empowering passion consciousness preferring peaceislove for some that is it. Please a privilege for others for police a right of MEIOSIS. A greater fate is faced with an attitude of forherenow passion. Like fights for wit rights must be felt by allowing an intimate interconnectivity of resonating conscious~hearts. Mindful heartbased interactivity compassion with action. Cards dealt one plays around what is being felt. Done sleeping? End beginnings to start endings...what? Energy...awakening is a passionate art. A heartbeat a part to re late one may appreciate wit meiosis?
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Dec 2, 2014
Dec 2, 2014 at 11:21 PM UTC
Appreciate to Relate with Meiosis
Melting Sarcoma Cell Division Warfare Conjugates a mission And dares the fates to corrugate Hurricanes of plated windows reflect as they shatter, their torment, drunken stupor invoked by habit. They congregate as ashes, winnowing.
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Feb 4, 2013
Feb 4, 2013 at 7:23 PM UTC
Lepidoptera Meiosis
her morning pleasure occasionally actually exercised, a substituted delight for gym-going work with Lulu exercised, no man can, will ever, understand the nature/nurture debate over, in my mind resolved, nature, hands up and hands down RR's^  query, is god dead, no longer rumbles around in my head cause when he speaks, I can't get a word in edgewise what i did in the sixties, lost to time in memoriam, especially some really bad poetry but this gender differentiation a matter that Aristotle dutifully, so wisely, philosophically avoided there is no Socratic method rationality in what is just crazy insanely meiosis, there is no comprehension of the essence of  elemental genetic division, like the NY Mets, ya just gotta believe, or just accept but from the other side of the bed comes a surly, dry rejoinder, a gelled spike *thanks to modern science, why don't you come over to the right side, maybe then, you'll understand the true meaning of pleasure transgend your self, show your willingness per the bible, to be god's new and improved version of a human being* So, a pretty little, light A-line, with a summer floral pattern, a size 12, (20? *** I, will wear with great human pride, come June
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Mar 12, 2017
Mar 12, 2017 at 11:20 AM UTC
dress shopping on-line, in bed, on a Sunday morn at 10:00am (just another love poem)
what is that college readmissions essay supposed to tell you? i was depressed, but you don't acknowledge mental health as anything but a lazy made up excuse to not work as hard as the people whose shoulders i stood on did. "what have you learned, and how will you apply that as a student at our university?" how do you define growth? i'm going back to school, and that's what i want to talk about, but i can't help but focus on why i left. i can hear myself and others, battling the war in our heads called "pragmatics vs empathy". i can't tell who's losing. i can only tell who's participating in yuppie culture, i can only draft so many letters to my parents, and the congruence of my academic self and every other version of myself. what does a gap year mean (to my family)? what about two? i've had this stand alone identity, and it's cost me a lot. i miss learning. there are so many barriers, so much omission. do i only make one-year commitments out of fear for anything longer? i'm jumping into a lot of different identities, with their own different paths, but we ultimately come back together as one, as me. it's meiosis. only one of them has to eat or sleep. i could keep working and running forever. parts of me are really and only good at that. how do i fulfill the expectation of living up to what my parents see? how do i get recognized for "growth" and how do i identify areas for it? i'm sorry, dad. this was a really long voicemail. i'll talk to you later.
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Jun 20, 2017
Jun 20, 2017 at 2:35 AM UTC
when asian-ams take gap years
i will live and die alone the thought stabs me in the chest repeatedly it punctures my jugular and i bleed out on your carpet i got too high again
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Feb 12, 2019
Feb 12, 2019 at 1:16 PM UTC
chromosomal mutations occur during meiosis
You and me, what do we see? Is it just a newsfeed, or a platform from which I can speak? Or a healthy host to spread disease? Or something inconvenient like a nosebleed? I should be reading about Meiosis, or following a dream. But I'm here at this desk staring at this screen. And I'm blank and in pain, and totally not serene. Is it okay to not know what I mean?
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Dec 5, 2014
Dec 5, 2014 at 4:12 PM UTC
In Search Of,
As I reach the last stair, I discover a high rise shrine When I stare at the peak, I'm close to fall on my head It has a large baroque door, Not closed, so I enter I leave all the maps outside I'm full of spice and zeal I see an elevator facing me, push the illuminated buttons, envelope myself in the dove, and it takes me as a letter Into the highest floor, I fly When I land on the terrace, the man made-day falls asleep, and the night sky erupts I find an abandoned telescope, remove the dust mask, put my brown seeing aerola around the soft eyepiece The silver optical tube absorbs my golden vision, takes it on a celestial mission Delving into the cosmos in chroma I see a lumen hanging like a washing line between two galaxies An odyssey to discover my heirloom Now I'm a brainbox, I surrender myself to this luminous flux It looks like a feeder of earth Everything turns anaerobic, when Angeline and her siblings begin to play trumpets along A hymn for the Oxygen Crisis I put all the aerobics in vitro, in order to live in vivo I'm in the S shaped column, the centromere of the soma In a blink of an eye, an asteroid hits my lighthouse My kernel explodes I'm trapped in a series of epochs My nom de guerre is Helios The sun calls me Apollo Driving a chariot of joy with two racing horses Until meiosis begins A king is announced when a stallion dies Nucleus or karyon And I drop back as an **** Embryo into an egg thrown in a steam From Eve to a man sunk in debt
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Apr 17, 2018
Apr 17, 2018 at 8:08 PM UTC
Unfinished Springs of Birth
Thomas Edison once said; "Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time." When I was younger, my teacher gave an assessment to everyone in the class It was a simple assessment But when we turned them in, he gave each and every paper a big red F And then proceeded to sit down and watch us react as the papers were passed back He asked us, ‘What do you think F stands for?’ The loudest response was ‘Failure’ And he shook his head hypnotically and told us ‘F does not mean failure like most think, but instead, it means ‘Find Another Way’ Those simple words changed my perspective on the tiny institution known as school Classrooms have remained the same for decades But the subjects change, they advance as we make new discoveries The material we learn today is different from what adults had to learn years ago I could use a metaphor or personification Or describe to you the exact chemical formula of KNO3 and what it stands for I could tell you how biology is important; meiosis and mitosis I could tell you the first shot of the American Civil War Or who Alexander the Great and Napoleon were Sally sells seashells by the seashore That was an alliteration Do not let an exam grade or an insignificant letter define your outlook on life Find another way to earn your A An A does not stand for awesome or amazing, it instead stands for acceptable Twain once said; "It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt." I will not let an exam grade define my future And you shouldn’t allow it to either Decide on something that drives you That motivates and ignites you with passion Live for being content and happy; instead of successful yet depressed Because what we take when we leave this world is not our possessions but it is our memories.
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May 9, 2020
May 9, 2020 at 3:42 PM UTC
Find Another Way
Thomas Edison once said; "Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time." When I was younger, my teacher gave an assessment to everyone in the class It was a simple assessment But when we turned them in, he gave each and every paper a big red F And then proceeded to sit down and watch us react as the papers were passed back He asked us, ‘What do you think F stands for?’ The loudest response was ‘Failure’ And he shook his head hypnotically and told us ‘F does not mean failure like most think, but instead, it means ‘Find Another Way’ Those simple words changed my perspective on the tiny institution known as school Classrooms have remained the same for decades But the subjects change, they advance as we make new discoveries The material we learn today is different from what adults had to learn years ago I could use a metaphor or personification Or describe to you the exact chemical formula of KNO3 and what it stands for I could tell you how biology is important; meiosis and mitosis I could tell you the first shot of the American Civil War Or who Alexander the Great and Napoleon were Sally sells seashells by the seashore That was an alliteration Do not let an exam grade or an insignificant letter define your outlook on life Find another way to earn your A An A does not stand for awesome or amazing, it instead stands for acceptable Twain once said; "It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt." I will not let an exam grade define my future And you shouldn’t allow it to either Decide on something that drives you That motivates and ignites you with passion Live for being content and happy; instead of successful yet depressed Because what we take when we leave this world is not our possessions but it is our memories.
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AN ODE TO POETRY Older than the ones after More beautiful are your cluster You teach me the only way to catharsis Penning down everything in meiosis Today the world respects you Thy inspiration and the honor that is due you In criticism, correction, exposition and ecstasy You've finally become my fantasy I thought thee to be a hard nut But thy exposition has tied us with a knot Keeping me under thy tutorship Oh! Thy beauty is worth the worship In parables sometimes thou art written To confuse the amateur with meanings hidden Thy love is in between my knees I confess You've given me this prowess. ©Daniels Pen™2020 All Rights Reserved.
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Aug 18, 2020
Aug 18, 2020 at 10:40 AM UTC
An Ode to Poetry