Best Anthropomorphic Poems

If food for finer thoughts we did not crave,
If sense of purpose we did not apply,
If we did not critique how we behave, 
If dormant laid Alert Judgmental Eye…

If float and breed were our exclusive wish,
If instincts solely spurred us to survive,
We might as well...

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The goddess we call Aphrodite
Is not just an old Grecian deity.
  The Phoenicians did make
  Her a map. It's not fake.
Her body is cartograffiti.

The Punic war destroyed her face, 1
The Romans left nary a trace.
  But her hair is still there,
 ...

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A sinuous stimulus of a simulous is not a volcanic cloud. Nor is it a rock. It is merely the circumference of an atom that demonstrates a wheel. Wow. Fantastic. How interred in a bit is the better knowledge of the trees. But how obnoxious...

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