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Short On Telomeres

Each subsequent process of cell division    
i.e. mitosis sans biological parlance 
erodes chromosomal cap re: telomere if u can envision
some juncture senescence prevails – 
apoptosis no chance to prevent natural degradation 
and one alternate decision opting to bail out 
subsequent etching chronological age – 
averse at a glance to mortal male, who decries death breed’s frisson.

Thus disallowing healthy end of life discussion 
once tutu shed rescinding plenti more figurative song and dance routines 
final curtain call closes existence, where grim reaper jeers with derision    
at attempts to thwart cessation of mortality, 
whereby scientists seek to en-hance longevity – 
even exhuming the dead (or thawing deceased 
from suspended animation) and experimenting 
with nonanesthetic induced incision.    

To rewind expired meter fostering demise after staying alive – 
with lance a lot chock full of chemical concoctions (hatched at round table)
to revive corpse as ultimate mission.

Yet, any effort to transcend genetic bulwark engendered 
from bulge in pants (that initially unleashes biological reproduction 
viz zit head via seminal swimmer in tandem with merging ova) 
based on advantageous coupling favored position, 
ought not be tampered with 
lest havoc t’will rent asunder ranting rabid quest per final course 
since egg versus chic hen ala kin collision.    

Inscribed within DNA blueprint from extinct cousins of uncles and aunts 
prepping monster to burst from Ray Kurzweil laboratory      
whereby to halt recalcitrant son or daughter spanning cradle to grave
invariably yields zombie, spells monstrous FRUITION!

Copyright © | Year Posted 2017




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