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O’ Word O’ word, for my Bibliogenesis ‘My Dolly’ You are not fatherless That I love you in the Mouth of dear one Aesthesiogenically. I feel you in my Parthenogenesis veins Like an unfertilized egg With the traffic-jammed In my polluted blood. I Streep teased my desire That breathes in your mouth. The world is made up of things- Things do not speak but have A language and a reason for being. I think of the silence of Your lips I visit to form embryo. Make me wet with erotic desire To gratify erotogenically And mold you in good shape With the vault of your mouth So that the world around me Can hear you in the heavens. ********* 10th place win Contest: Stream of Consciousness sponsored by Debbie Guzzi =========================== * In March 1996, the news of the birth of a fatherless sheep in Australia affectionately named "Dolly" shocked the world. The possibility that human beings could be cloned too - long the subject of jokes and science fiction - began to awaken an inner fear. The scientific question should be answered by human embryologists, the scientists who have the required expertise and competency. At what point during the cloning process does a human being or human embryo physically come into existence? Aesthesiogenic - producing or causing a sensation Embryogenesis - induction of sexual desire; production of arousal Erogenesis - erogenesis a production of desire Erotogenic - producing erotic desire or sexual gratification Parthenogenesis - reproduction by a virgin or by means of an unfertilized egg Bibliogenesis - production of books