Ganglia Poems - Poems about Ganglia

...terrible two is a ninja turtle she spins her little play broom like a fighting stick and charges grandpa shark faints and dodges she reels back gives him a whack and he cries like a v......Read the rest...

...He appears in a photograph of his life there are no faces, nor anyone who lived in a memory. Images develop. That long table was a smorgasbord where he left only bones and crumbs. There is ......Read the rest...

...PHYSICIAN WILLIAM HARVEY CLAIMED THAT THE HEART IS A MUSCLE PUMPING BLOOD TO THE ORGANS OF THE BODY, ALSO HE DISCOVERED THAT THE VEINS FLOWED TOWARDS THE HEART. AS A YOUNG PERSON WHEN EVER I READ ......Read the rest...

...He'd glimpse her, the peripheral life of her; she lived in the corner of his eye. She passed-by, her face and form - tidal, a tug on his shore. Perhaps she was salt for his blood, spice for n......Read the rest...

...Needle less explanation concerning... Fabled, faded, and faint scars courtesy varicella,   a highly contagious infection caused  by varicella zoster virus can still be seen unlike kids today in......Read the rest...

...Thy birth on January 13th – cervical contractions would not abate the pesky master (papa), strove to synchronize seminal bait thence, forty-two weeks after ma parents did pro ......Read the rest...

...Sabotaging orbitofrontal communication incorporating connection between anterior cingulate gyrus cortex heightening activity bridging (via atom sized pontoon bridges) greater activity upon basal gang......Read the rest...

...The debate between free will and fate has taken a hard right turn to neuroscience, Brodmann area 4 the primary motor cortex of the brain located in the posterior frontal lobe (the one cut out of t......Read the rest...

...Would I could recall and savor the striking moment I came to know of mountains. Not lowland’s timid rolling hills, adorned with scant veneer of weeds, cement and green-grass lawns, but lofty pi......Read the rest...

...Back Door Side Door Front Door : Which door might a Confucian take ..................for René ETIEMBLE (Jan. 26, 1909 – Jan. 7, 2002)* In homage - dedicated to the Chair Professor of Compar......Read the rest...