Best Charles Darwin Poems
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Charles DarwinCharles Darwin
was a margin
off his rocker when he, ashamedly,
got caught swinging from a tree....
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charles darwin, humorous, image,
Form:
Clerihew
Abc World's Famous Scientists In HistoryA is for Anton van Leeuwenhoek- in his simple microscope made him well-known,
B is for Benjamin Franklin who invented the electricity ...
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charles darwin, cancer, inspirational, me,
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Abecedarian
The AtheistTHE ATHEIST
Some misguided man named Darwin
Gained notariety with his theory of evolution
The world foolishly agreed with him
Thinkin he had found the solution
To the existence of...
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Categories:
charles darwin, birth, christian, creation, earth,
Form:
Rhyme
The Disquieting Threat of Hazardous BloomsI avoid florists, not the people,
who generally speaking,
are polite and quite unremarkable.
I write of those floral gangsters;
the vainglorious gladioli,
eugenically forced greenhouse geraniums
with their large shar-pei...
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Categories:
charles darwin, poetry,
Form:
Blank verse
In the Library- For ContestIn the library - for contest
Books are the ever- burning lamps
Of knowledge and wisdom....
It 's a well-established truth and I
also nod in full agreement...
But...
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Categories:
charles darwin, art, beauty, blessing, books,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
charles darwin, art,
Form:
Haiku
OklahomaI just watched the SAE video and I'm not sure where to begin. . .
I'm from Oklahoma, it's responsible for all the chagrin in my...
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Categories:
charles darwin, anxiety, black african american,
Form:
Rhyme
Black BodyI. Imagine a stack
Of razor blades
Bolted together
Polished edges
Forming a blunt mass…
Who would guess the
Blackness of that face?
II. Picture Pandoran box
Harboring atom pulse;
No less a...
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Categories:
charles darwin, science, universe,
Form:
Blank verse
Zero-Souled ConsciousnessIn a surprise announcement today,
President Plan B Sandman's EcoMinster of Economics
translated bicamerally balanced ecologic
into "Full-Budda Bilateral Consciousness."
Curiously,
rather than presenting metaphysical support,
he seems to offer...
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Categories:
charles darwin, culture, deep, environment, identity,
Form:
Narrative
Metaphysical ThoughtsII
I am writing this segment in free-form poetry. Structureless rhyme schemes.
I think lost myself again.
my thoughts spiral.
in the whirlpools of my mind
might seem...
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Categories:
charles darwin, allegory, analogy, angst, high
Form:
Free verse
The Vacum of Complete TranquilityEach day claws at my heart ---
Tearing away a layer of it's texture ---
Soon it will be fully exposed ---
Allowing it to feel the embrace...
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Categories:
charles darwin, lifeheart, heart,
Form:
Epyllion
Hello, CousinHello, Cousin?
By Elton Camp
From an apelike brute they say we’re descended
But I wonder if the ape would be highly offended
Charles Darwin was the first man...
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Categories:
charles darwin, funny, change, , atheist,
Form:
Rhyme
Dear Miss Monkey Manners IiDear Miss Monkey Manners, I hope that you can solve a problem for an old baboon,
I’ve said some things to a dear friend of mine...
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Categories:
charles darwin, funny, friend, me, time,
Form:
Light Verse
Every Man For HimselfIt is hard to get any help,
When every man is for himself.
It is hard to gain wealth,
Working for someone else.
It is impossible to cultivate,
When seeds...
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Categories:
charles darwin, hope, inspirational, life, people,
Form:
Rhyme
Deep Within Throes of Writers Block Cerebral Cortex Feels Frozen To the CoreDeep within throes of writer's block cerebral cortex feels frozen to the core
Haint no rhyme nor reason
why writing a poem such an arduous chore
twenty two...
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Categories:
charles darwin, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Rhyme