Long Potassium Poems

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Premium Member Dwell On the Value of Milk

Having been brought up in the country
living close to a farm we got our milk
being always available on every night
so lovely to drink tasting like silk

Remembering early days at primary school
there you got a carton of milk each day
all was very good for your potassium level
having a love for this on your milky way

Breakfast time having cereal with milk
the right buildup to start your morn
a pudding and custard is such a sweet
your taste buds feel just been born

So much gets made from dairy milk
cheese, butter, yoghurts to name a few
think where would we be without it
missing so much our colours be blue

Dwell on the value of milk
so very smooth ever so white
go on drink deep a pinto
keeps you strong through the night
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member November 12th 2019

November 12, 2019
Written: by Miracle man

Temperature sits at sixteen
and wind chill makes it ten.
The coldest I can recall,
an early fall having been.

Leaves are now falling,
and to our yard seem confined.
Soon I’ll be kept busy,
with my annual blow, rake, and grind.

Making mulch for tomatoes,
I plan on planting next spring.
But first I must get past,
this early fall, chill thing.

Growing 250 tomato plants,
Is hard work I’ll say.
With Potassium high I can’t eat,
so I give them away.

But spring brings weather change,
and often severe storming.
I suppose, like so many,
I could just blame global warming.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Your Hearten Heart Love Solid Coconut My Fruit

What is a coconut heart made of?
O’ the distal taste of love for me
Hardening of my left side no longer bleeds
The heart of coconut the coconut palm 
So sticks in my breathe
Close to the apex of the stem 
Terminal bud so in love folded
 Leaves and upper tissues of the stem.

Harden heart, liken Coconut 
Heart is a type of heart by a buildup
 Plaque sweet juices in side of thee sup flow to the heart. 
 Savory exterior and a sweet light interior
Coconut reaches it so peak nutrient loving sweet
 I taste Saltwater Taffy Flavor
Oooh so favor

And unique, spongy, foam like texture.
Is coconut a fruit or a nut
How rare is a coconut heart
Rare and occurs exclusively middle- aged 
Yet so I love the hearted heart
Liken the a shell milky coconut

How can I survive without you?
Minerals and nutrients 
Such as potassium, sodium, manganese,
Mine vitamin B, copper, and iron
My beneficial flesh of my flesh bone of my bone 
However I can't survive on a coconut-
Your hearten heart, love solid

 Coconut my fruit — not a nut. In fact 
So falls under a subcategory as drupes
 Which are defined as fruits
 That have an inner flesh and seed 
Surrounded by a hard shell. 
Hearted heart I love you ever so still

Botanically speaking, my fibrous one-seeded drupe,
 However, when using loose your harden heart fruit
 Coconut you be all three a fruit, a nut, and a seed.
Sweet rich milk savors mine lips feed


10/16/23
9th PLACE  Win in contest
For “Coconuts Poetry Contest”
Sponsored by: Robert James Liguori
Form: Rhyme

Pushing and Pulling

The heart is autogenic and depolarizes no less
But it can be influenced by the ANS.
Autogenic means leaky channels
And within the channel annals,
This means changes in membrane potential
And for the heart, are is essential.

The sympathetic speeds it up and the parasympathetic, it slows.
And both the sympathetic and parasympathetic talk to the nodes
But only the sympathetic to the myocardium goes.

A change in rate is chronotropic.
A change in force is inotropic.

A muscarinic receptor for acetylcholine
Opens potassium channels and that will mean
That as potassium leaves, it will oppose the leak
Of sodium entering and both will tweak
The membrane potential so that it’s slower
To reach the threshold and not from potassium, go lower.
So overall, to reach threshold, it takes longer
But the contraction is not stronger.

Beta 2 is the receptor for the sympathetic response
And norepinephrine it will ensconce.
Separate sodium channels will open and add to the leak
And faster get to the threshold peak.
But norepinephrine binds to the muscle
And in doing so, will make it hustle.
So overall, to reach threshold, it’s quicker
And contraction strength, a stronger ticker.
But epinephrine too, has the same effects
With the sympathetic flex.

Beta blockers which calm the heart
Antagonists that will slow the start
Bind to these receptors tightly
And make the heart beat more lightly.
© LR Waldman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Binary Hermosa

She spoke of both Rephaim and Nakim
she spoke of them with
a fair fondness
KaI(so4)2,,12H2O
potassium alum
to make crystals and seeds 
of red jasper rough
personal and confidental
refractions of beauty
they sourced
all of Ceres to
find this
might all of
Rupes and Tholi
Speak Dante as
Perfection

Haulani of Sulci
Me Es Muy Bonita


Te story comes from
Ceres Lover of all things Beautiful
the tale speak that Ceres took
berries and rubbed them
against stones
and soaked the stone in water
and drank to become drunk
there the Goddess Bossanova used his
cup to extract and become pregnant
with Ceres child. She told her
mortal husband he was the father. And Ceres found them
and made them
trolls who lived in the forest of Dante. He renamed his son
Rupes.
Written by 
El Suta of Haulshuff
in 1821 inn Godbout
Form: Ballade


Premium Member Spring Garden Prep

SPRING GARDEN PREPARATION (20150213)

After the winter season
But before the rains begin
Catalogues of heirloom seeds
Delivered just in time
Earmarked and prioritized
Farmer’s Almanac consulted
Given planting periods
Horoscopes included (but useless!)
Individual seed varieties ordered
Junk mail shredded and added to compost
K (potassium) added as potash
Lumber purchased for trellises
Mulching around transplanted seedlings
Non-Genetically Modified Organisms only
Organic fertilizers only, too 
Planting by phases of the moon
Quick-fix pesticides are anathema
(Round-Up kills everything--US, not just weeds)
Seed boxes keeping seedlings warm
Testing the soil for minerals and organics
Unleashing ladybugs and pollinators 
Vertical gardening to conserve space
Watering just enough, but not too much
Xenocide, killing unwanted weed species
Youngsters helping (or hindering)
Zoning plants to vary root depths

Premium Member I Knowwhat I Am Doing

I’ve got this! He said in a snappish way, that day. 
He was young and eager, with an ego in the way.
The store manager heard, and let it go this time.
He knew the snickering and pointing would be kind of fine.

Bananas fifty six dollars a pound. 
This was funny all around. 

The women in line were making fun at an enormous rate.
Taking selfies, and snapping up bananas like a Potassium date.
The young eager clerk was going to fix his mistake 
But the manager held up his hand and said “let’s wait!”

Bananas fifty six dollars a pound.
Was bringing customers on down!

Other women ran to the store to see the bananas now.
They laughed loud and hard. The joke was a wow.
Do you think you can do something this silly each week? The manager asked.
For this blundering blowhard, it was no enormous task.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Gardener's Song

There’s no greater spiritual healing,	
Than planting vegetable seedlings,
And feeling living soil on your hands.
You might get tired from aerating,
Watering, weeding, and cultivating.
A kind of love that’s hard to understand.

There’s just no better money investments	
Than organic compost soil amendments,
To improve the structure of your tilth.
Add to that mycorrhizal fungus—
Watch your fruit flourish in abundance,
And feast upon your fresh garden wealth.

To make your garden more prosperous
Dig in some nitrogen, phosphorous,
And potassium rich amendments;
Sulfur, calcium, magnesium
Copper, manganese, molybdenum,
Zinc, iron, boron-- trace elements.

Don’t just plant flowers to please your eyes;
Attract honeybees and butterflies
To pollinate those vegetable blooms.
Whether you’ve got sand, silt, clay or loam;
A garden’s the best part of your home—
Make your gardens your favorite rooms.


Chorus:
Soil’s beneath your fingernails.
Green stains are on your hands.
Your face is weathered by the sun,
And manure’s on your pants.
You might look like a redneck,
But whatever your background…
There’s just nothing that tastes better
Than what you grew from the ground.
Form: Lyric

The Ocean

Vast, powerful motion of all time,
How many do you facilitate sublime?
To discover, protect and to ably fight, 
By wood, to keep our territory right. 

To race, enjoying the sea air of such waft, 
And to fish for delicious bites from our nets cast;
Enjoying the freedoms of the Common Fisheries Policy,
Having livelihoods protected through areas of advocacy. 

One of carbon and two of oxygen, water,
And of course with salt which does the liquid alter;
Also with sodium, magnesium, calcium and sulphate too, 
Plus the ions potassium and chlorine which do.

You can't really drink it apart from a sip,
But seawater and its fish can be boiled for your lip;
Cod’s coming back as no more overfished,
So pollock does not anymore need to be wished.

Our first travels were made on the ocean wave,
Its captains gave respect and sensibly did behave;
We journeyed from England to America to make,
A life for ourselves which nobody was to brake.

It moves with power, and sometimes takes a life,
And hides oil that's dug through much toil and strife;
The global community needs to channel its energy,
For renewable sources to be designed with synergy.

Premium Member Tomato King

Tomato King
(self proclaimed)
Written: by Miracle man
2-5-2020

Temps changed quickly from seventies to thirties,
from sunny to snow in just twenty-four hours.
Trees are still naked, holding no singing birdies,
but beds will soon burst with wild violet flowers.

Now is the time for planning tomato planting,
planting time comes beyond average frost date.
While huge Goliath tomatoes do sound enchanting,
I may chance planting early, sometimes I can’t wait.

I get my first ripe tomato before the end of June,
this comes about when transplanting was chancy. 
Generally, I plant tomatoes during a waxing moon, 
and like my tomatoes big, red, globular, and fancy.

I plant, apply Epson salts, mulch, water, and fertilize, 
stake, cage, and cover to protect from strong wind.
Then a fleeting time later I start picking my prize,
those who enjoy them think they’re a Godsend.


Due to high potassium and heart problems I can’t eat’em but I can sure grow’em.
(Except when I cheat a little).
Tom
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

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