Hybrid Poems - Poems about Hybrid

The year is 2037. I am lying inside a tall glass tube, bathed in a soft green glow in a secret quantum lab in China. Tiny nanobots flood my capillaries, rewriting my biology, fusing flesh with code. My brain— once just a sponge of thoughts— now a supercomputer. Professors in white coats leap with joy. “You’re the first of your kind,” they cry, “the first superhuman on Earth!” When...

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No noise,silence, the beating of my heart, alone,with my thoughts; Without,I see the breeze, soundless,active,alive, slowly I awake,arise to another day My faith is part of me, as is my poetry; It could not be any other way, two sides of one coin,I now say; It's who I really was,you see hidden,then released,in me Faith,art & my poetry...

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Biologists and zoologists from Tokyo to Berlin worked on a new hybrid. Unaware she was unique to the world, reindeerfly zoomed in the night sky. Her hooves were sharply pointed, her wings were delicate said Fred. Botanists and chemists were in awe, in disbelief as we saw her fly by....

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The hybrid flower was something to smell and see I had no idea such a delicate floral could ever be I was excited at the fragrance, it bowled over me. And to think it was pollinated by my Uncle Lee!...

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Lilies were aghast at the new hybrid. She was freckled with orange spots. How dare she! They whispered. Some tittered. Until the garden club ladies appeared Oohing and praising “spotted medallion orange”. Now all the lilies wanted to befriend her....

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Piles of garbage; sounds of carnage they motion Blurry images of malnourished children Struggling for breath and bread They evince; the struggles as we grow -of how we ourselves are adversaries to our improvement, a hated compliment; Of our lust for not the future but the moment In bold they write headlines with demeaning adjectives that best describe our tribe -...

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she is a hybrid a yellow orange dragonfly dazzling in the sun...

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America is beautiful, great and wonderful Eadem opera, she is ugly, pitiful and dreadful In regards to the mistreatments of the Native Americans The African Americans and other minorities Yet, America is one of the best countries In the world to be part of or to become citizens Slavery remains an everlasting thorn in her history Discrimination is an insecere cancer which...

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Online and onsite matrix~ New classroom teaching techniques In respond to students’ needs At pandemic time, learning succeeds! April 6, 2022 10.07am Lind30 form PS Syllable counter: 7-7-7-9 -Students who come to school will have face to face learning with the teacher while those who are not permitted by parents to go to school will learn...

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Most welcome raza come here Refugees,I invite you in belarus We will give you wire cutters You just have to cut the wires There are no rules in dirty politics Cross the border and go into Poland Save your lives or freeze to death... Note.Dalta rasha immigrants mala rauwra....

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Tide of history, Lapping, frothing, Violently in. And quietly rolling out....

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Those scientists, they have no clue I’m doing what they will not do I’m gonna scramble nature just for you My cat’s mixed with a chicken And it isn’t finger lickin But now my cat goes cock-a-doodle-doo I took a bold and risky leap Stirred up a kangaroo and sheep Good luck sorting that out Miss Bo Peep But when you take a...

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A lanterne to illume Fibonacci's path -- Out of the maze- guided by Ariadne's thread...

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C-ontain A-nd R-epulse O-ne L-ethal Y-ucky N-astiness F-rom O-ur R-ealm C-ontrolling H-ybrid E-pidemic Topic: Birthday of Poetess Carolyn Forche (April 28) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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“To be or not to be?” The Bard doth ask; "Life and Death—," Emily then takes to task....

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