Mendel Poems | Examples


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Seems Jacob, a biblical Mendel
Selected for spots, specks and brindle
Nuts, pop’lar with flocks
Produced stronger stocks
But Laban’s herds started to dwindle

(from Genesis 30)

Mendel Fell In Love

Mendel fell in love with Grendel's mother

                                  They married in lair of Jean-Luc Godard

                                              They were breathless

                                             New wave great stress

                               "Let us take pea soup with  our big brother"

Crazy and Young

CRAZY AND YOUNG
Born in a century where the humans are taking over
Born in a country where the power is the way
In these times of my youth things have gone crazy
The dogs bark like the roar of the lion
The music has no meaning anymore; Soccer is the best occupation
Diplomatists are nothing compare to golfers
Doctor are no long given respect but thugs
I live in a generation were alcohol is a drink of life
Young but old physically as labour of sleepless nights take its toil
I live watching around if this is stylish
Why is my youth times not as fun as my father used to say his!
Where will I live if I too don’t engage to their activities too?
But why was I born to this generation, isn’t those who are 
An lighten suppose to be with the some brains, maybe If I too
Was born in the generation of Newton I too would have developed 
A theory of my own too, Mendel would have been my friend 
We would have seen many genes that have mutated in me
Einstein would have shown me the equation of love
This generation of mine has only invented how to get a girl and a boy.


Abiku Speaks

Abiku speaks..... sickle cell patient

Let me go, for I’m in pains    
COS I’m guilty not,
In this case. 
COS all these, are your own faults.

Am not as wicked as you think, 
for I also
Wish to stay as other babies 
do                                                
Only for you, to   
Have denied me, the right to 
do.     

I tried pleasing you, b’cos  
Staying a week is a difficult 
task.     
I wonder whom you lent your 
ears.      
Cos all this, has Mendel said.      

Far down early 1880s,  
But it’s a pity, people still fall 
victims, till late 1990s.              
Always will I keep to the soil, 
b’cos           
I have no strength, to endure 
the pains

All your claims are correct 
not                                        
For I challenge you, to show just
One, of those who came back not
With their two ears 
fit                                                    

I will only stay,   
If you do as the doctor says,        
“Check your rhesus and your 
genotype” 
“Before stepping into 
marriage”.    

But, if you yield not to 
warnings    
Then, in vain will nine month 
be.   
For, in my royal gourd,  
Will I abide!!!

The Monk and His Genes

The Monk and His Genes

George Gregor Mendel.
Socialized with beans and tendrils.
He never planned to marry
After he and genes did tarry.


© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 22, 2010

Poetic form:  Clerihew

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