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Premium Member Unnatural Selection
Life started out pretty well, of that I won’t complain,
Somehow then I lost it, god knows I can’t explain.
Melancholy has taking over, Good times have gone awry 
Life is a haze and passing, like the blink of a teary eye.

I’m not checking out just yet, although I feel the end is near
My intellect keeps me...

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Categories: selection, anxiety, death, depression, how
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Mood Selection
What's my mood today---
   Is it lively and bubbly
Sad, dark and trouble-y
   Or confined, landlubberly

Perhaps I'm happy and merry
   From drinking some sherry
Or eager and excited
   All my senses ignited

Felling a bit lazy
   Out of my mind, half-crazy
Perchance my mood's romantic
   Peaceful, not...

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Categories: selection, emotions, poetry, poets,
Form: Rhyme
Natural Selection Growth Haiku
in My New Normal
so happy I let him go
Home I truly am...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: selection, appreciation, growing up, growth,
Form: Haiku

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Natural Selection
Little ladybug
I’ll save you from the basin 
But a fly must die...

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Categories: selection, nature,
Form: Haiku
The Choice Is Ours
The Choice is Ours

And so here we are on the brink of d-day
This week we will know how our future will sway
The duffer, the bluffer, the candidates with the muffler
Which one of these candidates will we have to suffer

If you voted for friendship go jump in the sea
If you voted for abstract plans you're dumber...

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Categories: selection, change, conflict, corruption,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member ********, Selection
Iced brush

Pert rush




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Categories: selection, beauty, women,
Form: Footle



Natural Selection
Hail the swaying stalks
Bowed so fiercely to razor 
breeze
Watch that young one stand
See the will-o-wisp rise!
From clover fields of hay
An idea, a spark
There is no fear
There is no pain

The bullwhip snaps
Goes the gust of wind, alas.
He hasn't worked out quite 
enough
Ketchup dripping from stomata
Drops pitter patter
On the filthy concrete floor
We'll never know what lies in...

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© Dylan Wong  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: selection, science
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Un-Natural Selection
UN-NATURAL SELECTION


PERHAPS IT ‘S  JUST A BIG BANG DESECRATION
UNRAVELLING OF NATURAL SELECTION
BUT WE MUST CAST A VOTE
THE DUNGEON OR THE MOAT
IN HOPES THE WHOLE DAMN THING’S AN ABERRATION 


11/4/2016...

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Categories: selection, humor, political,
Form: Limerick
Unnatural Selection


“Boys will be girls,
and girls will be boys”

Utter false parenting
The power of impotent suggestion
by the ignorant immature

God made the male and the female;
and at birth,
it’s womb evident navel plain to tell

Gomorrah girls will be Bela boys

Changed genitalia minds
are gonna walk
down the aisle   
like a Bride of Frankenstein

Gather ‘round the closet campfire,
Darwinian boys and...

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Categories: selection, bible, confusion, gender, wisdom,
Form: Ode
Premium Member Love's Selection
Love's Selection

The word love is carelessly spewed,
Overused, misused, and abused.
Its connotation is attributed
To a sex object exhibited
And treated uninhibitedly.

Beauty defined gives the impression,
That it’s the outward appearance
Intended to shape one’s perception,
For choosing in matrimony,
Regardless of consequences.

Different sexes with expressions
And their need for gratification
Lean toward infatuation,
Because emotional eyes can deceive
And influence one’s selection:

When physical lusts of...

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Categories: selection, love, marriage, together,
Form: Verse
Selection From My New Novel
Apostrophe in time. Mixes twenty foot differences between mice and men. They all fail. But the failure is only a thought a big lie. The fun now is the brow of the valley under Universal, 
stars is the quiver of virgin blossoms. Untold tales of taxidermy of humans. Oh Morton, what happened?
	I see you swimming,...

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© W. Hunt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: selection,
Form: Free verse
Natural Selection
Time reveals the meaning of life
Our purpose is something we define
This lone conscious creature
Is burdened by the instinctual conscious mind

If we take a post reductionist perspective
We start with a primordial cup of tea
A petri dish
Brimming with endless possibilities

The successful drives from antiquity
Lie deep in the recesses of our mind
Driving, pushing, our species
Reeking havoc in modern...

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Categories: selection, allegory, beautiful, conflict, courage,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Selection Day
I find it amusing
on this perpetually empowering Election
impassioned Selection EarthDay

To wonder why
we have bedroom communities
and yet not live and thrive communications
for eco-political dialogue,
and not so much partisan
disempowering debate,
against co-empowering green governance,

Why not more nakedly
and transparently choose Win/Win constrained
depolarizing ecological co-relational conversations?

Compassionate communion enlightenment services?

Where we democratically place
our sacred household couches
and easy co-empowering chairs
for restoring local...

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Categories: selection, earth, health, history, integrity,
Form: Political Verse
Natural Selection a Theory Or Farce
I mean was Darwin thinking when he wrote this theory
When I studied Psychology and read this I said O’ dear me
Only the strong shall survive was his point
I think on this subject his jaw was out of joint
Observing two similar birds with different beaks
Saying that’s evolution is evident as I speak

Well here I go again,...

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Categories: selection, funnylove,
Form: Rhyme
Natural Selection
I could not stick my head in glue
To feed and wait with barnacles,
Or seek security among
Aggregate anemones,
Or anchor to tomorrow with sedentary polyps,
Or browse with slugs,
Or cling to rocks,
Or maintain the perpetual
Defensiveness of urchins,
Or achieve “being realistic”
With camouflaged bottom dwellers,
Or remain isolated in a shell.

I float on my colors,
Moved by current desires.
Developing backbone
To swim effortlessly
In...

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Categories: selection, science
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things