Long Filtration Poems

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Deleterious

I've lost my train of thought again.
Even if on trial, I tend to derail. 
Even on track with Maglev intact. 
I broke out in front long past bullet speed.
A bat out of hell, quick time villainy.
I recount losing that thought so quickly,
faster than Berry Allen feet velocities.
Cannot catch what's too fast to see.

Some people obviously say, "we are 
only humans, that we are helpless to 
our biologic afflictions." 
Some would go as far to say, "All that
makes you unique, another would 
attribute it to a genetic mutation.",
"Our own condition itself is human, 
and we are victim to the will of nature."

A precious filtration system weed
out and decides what is best for 
the preservation of a species. A
delicate process that isn't fool proof, 
falling prone to error. Allowing zealots and
charlatans to artificially inseminate this process.
Removing naturality from the environment.
Entirely re-designing and gene splicing.

Easy baking babies made with test 
tube gravy. Modifying the gene-pool
prioritizing Human logrolling, 
steamrolling dormant efforts
in favor of biological engineering.
That shouldn't concern the terrain
originate. The soul of a future humanity
is part of the plans of Highest High.

What a sight to see, imagine the view 
from the zenith peak? I'd tweak, my electrons
would be firing so fast the high multitudes 
increase. The speed would like some ecstasy.
ecstatic till the static no different
from the TV screen. It gets hard to decern 
when CERN keeps hadron colliding all of 
our memories, effective immediate collectivity.


Premium Member Cyn-filtration, today '

Cyn-filteration..propagating a world stage cynicisam
Also,  sin-trifi-cation, pervading the chatterers on hills
And world summits, grandiosley 
administered.' Down  to the so named gentry, and
Aspiring winners.? So what is this councel
Whence springs its root? More to the point
Though, where is its fruit? Is it M A I D in
Canada, or the choice to die, in Sweden or
Britain.? Where some try' to introduce.?  But that surely Gods choice.? Is it you will
Own nothing? Or farmers can't grow.' At least independantly.' Do you not Know.? So
If all your initiates match these lines ? Hit
Delete, just clear your mind, 
sing out to Jesus, for you are indeed on His Mind
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Water Elements Part 3

WATER

Water Invigorates the Human Body

Hydration is so important for our body’s  creation
to maintain as we play, run, and exercise
Our fluids start leaving  our body through sweating
Dehydration can be life-threatening

Requisite is so important for water filtration for our benefit
Safe, clean drinking water to filter and make definite 
Safe water supply , impermeable with safe amount of fluoride
Adequate drinking water is however, scarce in many hot regions

Precipitation released from the clouds in different forms; 
Water cycle  to our Earth
It cools and condenses into rain,
freezing  rain, snow, or hail in the clouds
falling  to the surface clean and clear 
Water evaporates from the surface of the earth 
rising again into the atmosphere 

It varies in the amount  that falls thought out the world
Making our earth seventy-one percent water
Besides the water that exists beneath the Earth’s surface
Leaving twenty-nine percent continents and island
Three point five  percent is freshwater lakes and  in crystallization  form 
As glaciers polar ice caps
If you could melt all the ice, the sea level would rise
Water itself is not blue, water gives of blue light upon reflection

Water invigorates the human body, animals, and plants
It is also important element on earth  to survive
No water no life on earth

4/12/2016

Contest Name Second Chance #3 
 Sponsor Broken Wings 

Yes  finalized  4/17/2016 12:00:00 AM 


1)	HYDRATION (2) REQUISITE (3) PRECIPITATION (4) IMPERMEABLE (5) INVIGORATE (6) CRYSTALLIZATION
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Think Tank

On a daily basis, its citizens encountered an avalanche of negativity.
They willfully opened their treasured minds with delight, and received it,
Never considering or realizing the delusion, damage, and danger.
This land* of free speech and free thought was much like our own.

The massive inflow of rhetoric never came with a filtration system,                                                                        
nor with  any hope of resolution.  No one asked for second opinions.
There was no need because everyone was free to their own opinions.
Everyone did what was right in their own eyes, and the right that they
knew was to be found in their massive storage of 'tanks'.   None of their
tanks contained any proven ideals and principles that build great people.

However, amidst all the tanks, there was one tank called 'The Think Tank'.                                             
The Think Tank was wrapped with a sign that read, "Think On These Things".                                                  
The contents of that tank was vastly different with a few things to think about.

There were 8 things to think about in the beautifully wrapped tank.**
There were TRUTH and JUSTICE.
There were HONOR and PURITY.
There was EXCELLENCE.
And the last three were in the form of a question:
Is it Pleasing?
Is it commendable?
Is it Praise Worthy?

The entire community held an election to decide
on having multiple tanks or one single think tank.                                                                                                     
The overwhelming majority voted for the one think tank
that was wrapped with the sign, "Think On These Things".
They began to think on the 8 things contained in that think tank,
and the thinking of that entire community was radically changed.

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*Fiction based on truth.                                                                                                                                                               **Philippians 4:8
Form: Verse

Words

WORDS 

I came from the land of dumb
Where men could not express their thoughts through speech
But now, I find myself in this world
Where men can speak even with high pitch 
But I wish I remained on the land of dumb 
For Men of this world defy and abuse drum
They negligibly fail to scrutinize phonetics
The vocal tract paves way for residue,
Even after filtration in the mind.
Words catapulting people's dreams 
Words that can make the zeal of the weak go blind 
Words like arrows piercing hearts 
Just for their eyes to witness blood flow like a stream
Words like poison, they put them in our glass of conversation
But I have found an antidote
They might speak, 
But the words can't make us weak
Even if they do, ephemeral it will be
For talk is cheap. 
I won't go back to the land of dumb
For I have found the key.
Form: Lyric


Salatation

Conversion to Boric Acid
Dissolve borax in hot water.
Add a strong acid like hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid.
Cool the mixture to precipitate and filter out pure boric acid crystals. 
Dehydration to Boron Trioxide
Heat the isolated boric acid above 530°C.
The heat drives off water vapor, decomposing the acid into boron trioxide (
).
Grind the resulting boron trioxide into a fine powder. 
Reduction to Elemental Boron
The final phase involves a chemical reduction where the oxygen is removed from the boron trioxide to isolate the elemental boron. In laboratory settings, a reducing agent like magnesium is often used because of its high reactivity. 
This specific stage involves significant physical and chemical hazards: 
High-Temperature Reactions: The reduction is highly exothermic (releasing intense heat) and is often described as a thermite-type reaction. These reactions can reach temperatures that cause standard containers to fail or shatter. 
Chemical Byproducts: The process produces various byproducts, such as magnesium oxide and potentially hazardous gases, which require specialized chemical washing and filtration in a controlled environment to safely manage. 
Impurity Risks: Extracting high-purity boron outside of industrial facilities is extremely difficult, often resulting in amorphous mixtures or magnesium-boron compounds rather than pure elemental crystals. 
It is highly stable
non radioactive
isotope of boron
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"A collaberation of sorts
must we never give up what
we are greatest at
creating and recreating
successful templetes of
modern effeincy!"
Professor Egmious Swaggeler
at Delgrin University
in Dell City Tx.
Speaking of 
 mass commercialization of direct
 energy conversion, decentralized
 micro-generators
, and cheap water desalination
Form: Ballade

Bad For Business

** Apologies for anyone unfamiliar with the metaphors used, they're quite British ***

Most people in life work for someone
as all the statistics have shown
but I thought I'd go out and start up by myself
as an entrepreneur, go it alone.
My radio shop called in the receivers,
someone got in and all the stock stole,
so I switched to creating a unique shampoo
but that all went down the plug hole.
I started a wallpaper business
but that quickly went to the wall
My pet grooming venture has gone to the dogs
And my parachute school took a fall.
My submarine business went under,
my brake shoe shop, that hit the skids,
the paper shop folded, boat builder ran aground
but I wasn't surprised when it did.
The detergent idea is all washed up,
and my driving instructor school crashed,
my water filtration is in liquidation
and  dustbin cleaning business got trashed.
My hairdressers, that came a cropper,
I thought that would do well the most,
then my skills as a medium,
nobody did need 'em,
and that has now given up the ghost.
My last chance is growing tobacco,
as that should appeal to some folk,
it does sound quite appealing,
but I have a bad feeling
that the whole thing will go up in smoke.
© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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