Darwin Poems - Poems about Darwin

“CHARLES DARWIN AND THE JUNKIE” THE NEEDLE SWIMS INTO MY ARM, LIGHTS FIRE IN MY VIENS AND FOR THAT MOMENTS PLEASURE I TRADE WHAT SOUL REMAINS NATURE...

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Only me, looking at the blue sky, and the blue looking at me, No doubts, Only me, lying on lavish grass and breathing the smell of wet earth after rain, No doubts, Only me, and my sweet pain reflecting into each other’s eyes, No doubts, Only me, and you kissing the droplets of hidden desire, No doubts,...

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Statues of Darwin David J Walker Cayotes claim what they can of The daylight hours hounded by the Windblown November sun Below the Mesa No better than the Blazing days of the summer Only colder Every rock looks the same Every plant a chameleon Every insect a meal in a race for Its life Here the world is cruelly honest About its business...

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having missed the sunday sermon barring nature from self-organizing believed to be a sin against the law of entropy unstable air mixes bitter cold with warm             moist masses collide with dry forming in the closet of night and breach of day an ephemeral sign forming a why where heaven never shows and no Word appears but a humble messenger without trumpet or salutation now descending in silence drawn...

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DARWIN WAS RIGHT, THE FITTEST WILL SURELY SURVIVE THE WEAK, THE SICKLY, THE OLD WILL NOT STAY ALIVE THE FOOLISH, THE GAMBLERS HAVE A SLIGHT CHANCE THERE’S NO GUARANTEE THEY’LL BE HERE ABLE TO DANCE THE SMART, THE CLEVER, THE LUCKY WILL BE ABLE TO SAY WE USED PRECAUTIONS SO AS TO LIVE ANOTHER DAY HUMANS ARE GREGARIOUS THEY...

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For five years the illustrious and regal Charles Darwin, sailed on the Beagle. A surveying ship, Notebooks all a’rip, Soon in battle with Wallace, so legal....

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This bloke said, ‘Hi,’ but we nearly passed him by My mate said, ‘You should listen, he's a scientist guy.’ He uttered lots of nonsense but it stuck inside my head And now I rarely go out cos I walk the streets in dread He said, ‘ What if the ostriches never could fly and a bit more evolution sees...

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If I shave with Occam’s razor I will only grow a gross beard; And all my scientific friends Will think that I am truly weird. If I want a small feline pet, Should I adopt Schrodinger’s cat? Will its fur be real, soft, and smooth; Or will I only think it so? If life, Darwin wrote, rose random, And that is how I...

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Theory of evolution is mocked by God Lamb and wolf sleep together Isa. 11:6...

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From ancient blackened earth our lives emerged Affirming eon's cycling through soil's time But in the end all creatures had diverged. Though ash and cinder oft contributes grime To rising zephyr souls whose breaths are numb, The weathercock and vane, when tossed by clime, Expel arrays of song with cogent thrum And sweep away gray residues to place on this sad groaning land...

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The Darwin Awards are a posthumous honor, recognizing those who have improved the human gene pool by removing themselves from it by their own foolish actions. In a robbery way out in Long Beach Elliot's handgun misfired in the breech Down the barrel he took A quite scatterbrained look Then made it...

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Charles Darwin was a margin off his rocker when he, ashamedly, got caught swinging from a tree....

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The Darwin Awards are based upon Darwin's theory regarding the survival of the fittest and elimination of the weak. The less intelligent die off and are eliminated from the gene pool and it is to they that the Darwin Awards are awarded to. The Darwin Awards are awarded tongue in cheek. Awards are given to they who died due to...

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Went to pick a bone all I found was fossils Lost within Smithsonian's flood colossal A giant petrified dodo Just a rendering who knew Excretions of artistic apostle ~ ...

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Charles Darwin Shocks the World By Elton Camp Darwin’s father made it plain as could be. “When you grow up, go into the ministry. That’s an occupation respectable enough. The schooling it requires isn’t very tough.” A respectful son, he tried hard to obey, But learned he didn’t believe that way. Some church doctrine he couldn’t accept. Of reason and common sense it was...

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