In This Day And Age Poems - Poems about In This Day And Age

When I was a kid, Watson and Crick’s discovery of DNA Was still a bit like science fiction and not completely understood Dreams of curing cancer, never growing old, viral vaccinations Mapping out the human genome would make them proud of us Splicing genes with CRISPR Cas9 Vectors Is still only just the beginning, We’ve barely...

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Stay prayed up and blessed even if it's hard to believe. The creator knows why and hear us when we cry. With grace, flawless spirit, and angels. True faithful legend of saints are there when the tears dry and confidence replace the pain. With all the endurance of all those before and after us who...

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When time see blind spots & we don't care to remember bad periods in life that got D best of us.Due to choices reckless and carefree, forgetting is what many attempt to do yet we jeopardize repeating D actions when those situations creep bck into our paths by not acknowledging D fouls of our wrongs.Seeing...

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He is my fortress and my strength His love he has proven at length In times of sickness and in times of health He has remained open not stealth. In youth we loved passionately With children we loved affectionately In middle age we loved calmly With age we love patiently. Many decades we leave behind us Yet a few decades remain ahead of us We...

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Maid-1 She's the age of sixty and She work's in a Bungalow,the people who's rich she has to clean the house twice a day with her wrinkled fingers and bonelss body She has to clean the vessels thrice a day with standing for an hour and sleepless She works like a labour in a Bungalow...

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Once upon a time I was a girl who had dreams I stood out and brought light to a crowd, making life easier than it seamed I was a young girl who looked forward to the blue skies and the morning wind Always wanted to run, scream, and play, never wanting the day to end Sometimes picking flowers, making...

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