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Famous Anthropologist with Prosopagnosia

...Jane Goodall has prosopagnosia
Also called face blindness

She is unable to recognize faces
she acts like she recognizes everyone
In case she met you before

Interesting affliction for a world...

Categories: jane goodall, tribute,
Form: Free verse

BREATHE

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In our constant search for happiness that takes place in our life every day
we tend to look for moments that take our breath away.

But if we only find our happiness in those moments that take o...

Categories: jane goodall, happiness,
Form: Rhyme

JANE GOODALL

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Today’s blessing comes from Jane Goodall
words for all of us…all the other creatures…and for our planet’s sake:

What you do makes a difference
and you have to decide what kind of difference yo...

Categories: jane goodall, inspiration,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

CAROL, MAYA, EMILY AND JANE

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Last night I heard Jane Goodall tell the story of her life of 90 years.
She spoke a lot about her mother…and of her own wishes, dreams and fears.

She spoke about her chimpanzees and their world...

Categories: jane goodall, inspiration,
Form: Vaasokht

The Caring Primate Jane Goodall

...A young Jane liked to observe, native birds and animals
making notes, sketches, and reading zoology and ethology
Her fascination of animal behavior, and their fundamentals
has taken her back in ti...

Categories: jane goodall, animal, beautiful, earth, education,
Form: Rhyme

Doctor Jane Goodall

...Watched a special, “Dr. Jane Goodall at a glimpse”
A gentle lady proved to the world how close we are to chimps
Dedicated to a solemn life chosen
A life of serenity and devotion
An amazin...

Categories: jane goodall, best friend,
Form: Limerick

Jealousy's Kiss

...Ms. Jane Goodall
A monkey kissed
  The Snake was jealous
  But he could only hiss...

Categories: jane goodall, animal, jealousy, kiss, sound,
Form: Clerihew

Garden Party

...Now how can I propose this without
it coming out a cliché? I have been
watching something sensible about
Jane Goodall, a lady, it would seem
of such excellence that this old world
hardly deserve...

Categories: jane goodall, allegory, appreciation,
Form: Sonnet