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Premium Member Musical Organisms

Musical Organisms

"Let’s Bungle In the Jungle” Jethro Tull
Don’t want to tangle
with slithery snakes.

"The Lion Sleeps Tonight” The Tokens
I won’t be walking in their
territory after dark.

"Puff The Magic Dragon”Peter Paul and Mary
This song not about drugs.
RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!

"The Unicorn"
Sung by the Irish Rovers
THIS IS NOT A TRUE IRISH SONG!!

"Wild Horses" The Rolling Stones
Can’t see Mick riding a horse.
His hips would sway too much.

"Bat Outta Hell" Meatloaf
Can’t see a bat coming out of hell
But stop pickin’ on Eddie!!!!

"Crockodile Rock" Elton John
Not sure a crocodile can dance
Wouldn’t want to find out.

"White Rabbit" Jefferson Airplane
Now this song is about drugs
Go Gracie

"Black Cow" Steely Dan
Used to love those root beer floats
Gotta watch calories now

Organisms

You'd be surprised what one cell can mean,
Especially when given the right ingredients to be,
Waking up some days on the brink of death,
Could be cancer diabetes,
I haven't found out yet,
Something as simple as no sugar in my diet,
Helps me wake up with more potential and ignited,
Why go to a doctor when I got weed,
Even pains in my stomach have to leave,
Witchcraft before science has proven,
Some resources are better as imagination is just an illusion,
Not everything can be fixed just with prayer,
You still have to jump in your body and truly want to be there.

Antagonisms From Ten Hateful Organisms

All the men in the upper deck
Are after my fragile neck;
For every step of mine, the longest check;
Looking for plans of mine to wreck…

God! Did I their wives’ cheeks peck?
These guys could my body toss into a beck!

Now, on my defensive right hand
Is assaulting gravelly sand
I had sourced from a sympathizing land,
Bearing though A keep Off!” Red Band;
The sand its way shall find into eyes;
While I coolly assemble excusable lies…

What I’m fighting: Antagonisms
From ten hateful organisms.


We Are Just a Living Organism

We are living organisms
We human 's are living organisms
We are no great
We are no God
We are just a living organism
We are here to live
We are here  to breathe
We are to be burried in the earth
We are gone be a part of nature
We are living organism
We might touch the sky
We might be inside the deep oceans
Still, we live
No great we have done, we live
We have no access to post pone our death
We are going to leave this nature
We are living organisms
We live in this nature
Heart attack might hit you
Cardiac arrest might concquer your life
We have no intimation of death
We are just a living organisms
Live the life, love the life
Live and let live others...

Premium Member Deep Learning Organisms

Quantities of words and numbers
are thought appropriate for educational systems
consuming Win/Lose market productions
by competitive factories
playing winner takes all capital-invested industries.

Qualities of feelings and intuitive health sensory relationships
are experientially appropriate
to deep learning ecological health systems,
WinWin producers and consumers
cooperatively learning organic wealth
of mutual winners taking and giving health-care love vocations,
life meanings,
energy purposes,
robust ecological process theologies.

Premium Member Genetically Modified Organisms

Have grocery stores become delivery systems?
Bearing insidious alterations in organ function?
I asked my local grocer-
"Please show me the labelling of GMO products you carry"
His reply-
"I'm not responsible for the content you consume"
My reply-
"Fair enough, who is"
His reply-
"Way above my pay grade, buddy"
My reply-
"Then your response is...buyer beware?"
His reply-
"Your words, not mine"
From that moment I decided, food

....is the new wild west


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