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Best Zygote Poems


Premium Member Zany Z's
Zany Z’s

Zany zoo of zaftig zebras,
Zarnder manes, zebus with ziffs,
Zip through zawns, zigzag with zest
Wearing zories and a zoster
From too much zimstern, zabaglione and ziti-
Zucchini, zwieback, zeppoles, and zeps;
Zillion zitherns of zirconia
Zinging on zephyrs for the zazzy
Zemni zealous zeal for Zambonis,
Zeaxanthin zaps zinc zombie zones,
Zoographer’s...

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Categories: zygote, animal, bird, crazy, food,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Improbable Me
 The human genome consists of 20 000 paired genes… about…

 During meiosis, gametes are generated by randomly swapping genetic material… let's shout…

 2^(20 000)  = 10^(6 000) possible sperm (proud of daddy)… boy scout…

 2^(20 000)  = 10^(6 000) possible ova (proud...

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Categories: zygote, birth,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Abortion
Is a woman's body not her own,
can't she decide to remove what's grown?
And yet, abortion's not so simple,
a zygote is more than a pimple.

Should motherhood be forced upon her,
as if she were a  or a cur?
And if all life is precious to us,
do we...

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Categories: zygote, health, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Silence
Silence, 
We define it as the complete absence of sound but this definition fails to capture the profundity of the subject.
As humans, our earliest existence is shrouded in obscurity and silence. 
Sperm penetrates ovum and zygote forms, initiating a procreative process designed by the Creator...

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Categories: zygote, religious, silence,
Form: Free verse
How Desperate Is Desperate
Sorrow tumbled into words, an antidote
When sobs choked; venom in the throat.
I hear in wrath, again, his disgusting gloat.
Follows, her muffled groans upon each smote. 
In a while, she whimpers in an awesome note. 
Probably, in pain, bearing his lusty frote. 
I lay jack-knifed, as...

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Categories: zygote, abuse, angst, betrayal, relationship,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Ode To Silence
Ode to Silence

O primordial prelude, thou ancient sound, present before the earth was found. Interrupted by the voice of One who predated you, saying, “let there be,” and then allowing you to witness His creative power at work.

O ubiquitous companion, witness of the moment when...

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Categories: zygote, religious, silence,
Form: Ode



Survival of the Fittest
Poor Mr. Darwin
If only he could know
That genus homo (sapiens)
Created modern medicine
And that old familiar adage
Has virtually died
No room for natural selection
When a low zygote mortality rate
Gives them such great pride
They don’t purify our gene pool
But pollute it
With that ignorant and inhumane
Save the ‘baby’ campaign
And...

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Categories: zygote, abortion, environment, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Xensual Abc
X-ensual abc

Another besotted, charmed, dissolute evening .
Fondling  gadabout’s  hearty invite. 
Jubilation kindling lusty memories.
Nightly, orgasmic,  phallic. 
Quivering  rose’s swelling titillation unabated. 
Veritably  wet.  Xaerning Yang-Yin  zygote`.

Notes: 
 Xaern= to enjoy something so much you begin to hate how...

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Categories: zygote, sensual,
Form: ABC
Poems About Mothers
Poems about Mothers


Mother's Smile
by Michael R. Burch

There never was a fonder smile
than mother's smile, no softer touch
than mother's touch. So sleep awhile
and know she loves you more than "much."

So more than "much, " much more than "all."
Though tender words, these do not speak
of love at...

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Categories: zygote, child, children, love, mother,
Form: Rhyme
Poems About Laughter, Giggles and Smiles
Here and Hereafter
by Michael R. Burch

Life’s saving graces are love, pleasure, laughter ...
wisdom, it seems, is for the Hereafter.



Laughter’s Cry
by Michael R. Burch

Because life is a mystery, we laugh
and do not know the half.

Because death is a mystery, we cry
when one is gone, our numbering...

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Categories: zygote, cheer up, children, family,
Form: Rhyme
A Rift In Time Part 2
(Please read part 1 first or this will make no sense)

	To the scientist’s dismay, pressing the cancel button was ineffective.  The plunge into his past continued inexorably.  It, however, was not without its benefits.  Henry’s skin became supple and his muscles bulged...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: zygote, science fiction, time, august,
Form: Narrative
Kings and Queens
Magical glittering tin soldiers joyfully marching across resurrections big sreen ~

Adorned anew within these sweeping sentient hues of silver humanity; tete-a-tete....

Created beyond the faciled imagination of a childs spectacular, swaddled dreams

Sitting inside panoramas pristine theatres, unblemished blockbuster seats!?

Hummingbirds hovering carefree aneath this gnostics laughing willows...

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Categories: zygote, hope, life, love,
Form:
Vagaries of Life
Biological copulation draws Easter egg, 
fecund gooey glommed gametes 
heralding zygote 
(adroit bitcoin currency) 
describing extemporaneous fusion 
generate hormonal influx 
juices kickstarting life manifold   
natural occurrence pregnancy quilts 
rudimentary secrete tapestry 
until vicar wizard yields 
zealous adorable biological concatenation, 
derivative extrapolated filigreed 
Gonads...

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Categories: zygote, allegory, allusion, baby, creation,
Form:
Vagaries of Life
Biological copulation draws Easter egg, 
fecund gooey glommed gametes 
heralding zygote 
(adroit bitcoin currency) 
describing extemporaneous fusion 
generate hormonal influx 
juices kickstarting life manifold  
natural occurrence pregnancy 
quilts rudimentary secrete tapestry
until vicar wizard yields 
zealous adorable biological concatenation, 
derivative extrapolated filigreed
Gonads heft, induce jointly...

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Categories: zygote, angel, child, family, joy,
Form: Narrative
He Wants a Boy
She tries to weed
out his doubts,
but he cannot heed.

He demands a baby boy,
yet she is not a goddess
to change their baby's sex.

She tells him that if there
was a certain way people made love
to get baby boys, or
if she had the psychic abilities of choosing
a sperm...

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Categories: zygote, art, family, imagery, life,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things