Best Disuse Poems

Waking, realizing dawn was past 
Hearing a background noise
Some what like a wet tin whistle
Child blown in a futile attempt at a note
“What kind of bird is that?”
“A red winged blackbird”
She rose and left me lying abed
Wondering what else she lived
That I missed so easily...

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Lamarck’s ‘Theory of Use and Disuse’,
By giraffes seems subjected to misuse.
They learnt the table manners,
Eating through gaps of manors.
This photo of theirs gets million reviews!
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Cobwebs cling to memories, whisper in the gloom, 
Once vibrant threads of knowledge, shrouded in a tomb. 
Skills like dusty treasures, hidden from the light, 
Yearning for a touch, a chance to take flight.

A sculptor's hand, with practiced, steady grace, 
Carved dreams in marble, a...

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