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Anthropology
This is an older piece that I found from a couple of years ago. I have more old 
goodies for those of you who are fans of mine already. Enjoy.

Speak, strange brother of mine
Darkened skin or  pale in tone,
Why do I not know you?
Together...

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Categories: anthropology, education, inspirational, introspection, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Anthropology 101
Once, sat and thought, a hairy brute,
wearing not, a well-tailored suit.
In grunts and growls, he said, "I suppose,
if thumb and fingers should oppose, 
it would not be so very dumb", 
and patented the opposable thumb....

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Categories: anthropology, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Questionable Anthropology
Scientists say we have neanderthal genes,
and that set me to wondering 
what all this interbreeding really means -
was it the result of rape and plundering?

The homosapiens made rocks into tools  
and were smarter than neanderthals by half,
but neanderthals were willing to play the fools,
and...

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Categories: anthropology, silly,
Form: Rhyme

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Premium Member Geology and the Other Ologies
Geology, geometry, biology, biography
Anthropology, psychology, geography, photography,
Psychiatry, psychometry, cartography, graphography,
So many ol-ogies and og-Raph-ies, so little time.

Yet am I studying any of them?
Not today. Today I am sitting in my lazy girl,
Watching a year’s worth of a designer show.
I have been starring at other people...

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Categories: anthropology, 4th grade, 5th grade,
Form: Free verse
Teaching Myself
I
Salvation is the first freedom of humanity
"*****Sapiens," self-defined, "Wise Man" from
Africa, Olduvai Gorge, the Rift Valley, experts say
Research especially why we are special: conundrum -
Every BOOK (& Bible) said we are SPECIAL, mutes (The Academy)

II
Let us not give too much to religion, nor too...

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Categories: anthropology, addiction, america, community, identity,
Form: Acrostic

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry