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You who sexless heard the pounding of the sex
     nerves    conditioned to the tune
            through all the slushy push of distending flesh
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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: embryo, life, dream, dream,
Form: Elegy
Embryo
Before a baby's born
Before a fetus forms
The egg without a shell
Starts off as a single cell 

Once the seeds are sown
And life begins to grow
Dividing in an ocean
Existence is set in motion 

Cells split and clump together
Holding on with invisible tethers
Pulsating begins to start
As joining...

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Categories: embryo, childhood, family, health, life,
Form: Rhyme
A New Embryo In the Western Galaxy
Saigon, an embryo, hidden in the womb of a galaxy,
Longs to emerge into the galaxy and blaze like a star.
Winding arteries dazzle, crimson joy,
Straight veins scintillate, a turquoise river.
A fetus, whose father and mother buried in sour blood,
Will soon sing the anthem of his beloved...

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© Tri Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: embryo, recovery from...
Form: Lyric

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Running From the Embryo
Heaped in the same organic embryo 
Forget the last ditch effort
To choose beyond the pail
Trading thin-ice thoughts
For a politeness to perpetuate 
The flimsy manner of excuse and apology

Your relationship to One
Like the poise of a rising Sun
That same energy to give or take 
Stacking collapsibles...

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Categories: embryo, social
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Antiquated Embryo
See me in the distant corner.
Imagine a dark room.
I’m in the fetal position.
I’m curled up in a ball.
Though, the lights are on…
You see…my legs a drag,
I boiled my hand, I strained
my hip. I’ll take one last stand.
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Categories: embryo, angst,
Form: Free verse
Embryo
under the water
cramped forming
protected fence
limb buds spurt
attached to the chord of love
nourished by the red blood
we swim in the sack of life...

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Categories: embryo, allegory,
Form:



Premium Member Embryo
Elegiac Lyric... Jesus has Risen!

"It is time to stop knocking on the doors to a tomb"
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Categories: embryo, grief,
Form: Elegiac Lyric
Premium Member Entirely Possible
Entirely Possible
David J Walker

Isn’t it entirely possible that
We have been walking away from 
The endings of life?
Treading backward into a beginning 
That has always been in hiding 
In plain sight
Waiting for us to return?

Isn’t it entirely possible that
We stand on a pedestal 
Watching 
	One by...

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Categories: embryo, allegory,
Form: Rhyme
Don'T
i wonder how its been like
floating in my mama's womb
breathing in without a helmet
body shaping and reshaping
hear them waiting for my arrival
me wondering about chances of
survival
neither awake nor asleep
I'm high on a flood of hows and whys
creatures of light give all the answers and show...

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Categories: embryo, art, blessing, child, cute,
Form: ABC
WOMB WORDS
 WOMB WORDS

Womb ! Mother of All, what sayeth you 
knowing activation before birth
births through girths, a Q ?
 
~ ‘I see rainmakers smoking pipes
drink from ostrich eggs fresh
then hike wearing silver Nikes 
embryo cells magically multiply 
hearing guinea fowl cackle on high
kicking sensations, baby...

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Categories: embryo, allegory, baby, birth, blessing,
Form: Couplet
Little Fetus
I’m just a little fetus, I’ve never lived, I fear.
I’ve been up here in Heaven for about a year.
I look down upon the humans whom I have no chance to meet, 
I wish that I could join them, that would be a massive treat.
-
It’s not...

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Categories: embryo, abortion, sorrow,
Form: Rhyme
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life saving vaccine is formulated from embryonic stem cells






25th August 2020

For Silent One's Contest 
When Things Go Wrong Monoku...

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Categories: embryo, anxiety, fate, world,
Form: Monoku
History of Paper-Hearts
Have you seen, with no word,
The immense, cold voids
,among the slender, patient buds,
Received hollow seeds?

Have you beheld the earth
Lay the masks of dreams upon itself,
And like a sullen cradle,
Crush them within its embrace?

Have you seen the old children,
Pitching their tents upon the graves of young...

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Categories: embryo, allegory, baby, death, heart,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry