Penicillin Poems | Examples

Premium Member Hollywood Has Been, Unkind

Hollywood casts its new shooting star
Opulence follows the tale
Larger than life lifestyle sits on green gables
Larger than life ego sips from golden goblets
Yearly excursion to the plastic surgeon 
Whirlwind romances blow
Overseas to cease and desist two diseases
Oil of olay won't save the day
Dingy can't find a safe port
Hollywood's new shooting star shot with penicillin 
An arrow a day keeps the shivers from quivers away
She still swears he gave it to her
Both attend the press conference with lawyers
Exuberant fans become ex-fans
Except when cutting red ribbons at fastfood takeout stakeouts
Nobody notices the smell for weeks

Premium Member whiz kid inventors

Our inventions long ago surpassed the wheel and fire
paper, compass, printing press, penicillin, rubber tire
vaccines, light bulbs, electricity, radio, and colored tv
rockets, air conditioning, fiber optics, printers 3-D
we always think everything ever invented already is.
Until someone proves us wrong, usually a kid with Whiz.


Become The Inspiration

A rough cut diamond can become polished stone,
That sits on the head, of a queen on her throne.
A lump of coal, can become embers of light,
Keeping people warm, through long cold nights.

A lump of metal, can become life saving equipment,
A scalpel or needle, in operations to save us.
A fallen tree, can become the rest,
A bed frame or chair, for old and distressed.

A small reminder that anything can be,
Anything can become, good from debris.
This reflects to us, people who dream,
That we can become anything, and go to the extreme.

We can become anything, with determination,
And pass on our skills, to the next generation.
Accidents aren’t bad, which has been seen,
From penicillin to plastic, and everything between.

Never let set backs, hinder your progression,
A set back finds new paths, and creates new questions.
With dedication and fire, within your soul,
You’ll become your dream, and reach your goal.

Lied with Long Nose that Grows Horn Haiku

when case came to close
Trump lied with long nose that grows
guilty we suppose

my poems may be crude
rather than having been rude
you became unglued

could be contagious
always was advantageous
also courageous

perfect particle  
of arousing article
read at sabbatical

drawn with utensil
prepared a Christmas stencil
done with a pencil

on face found a mole
which became my greatest goal
take another pole

when germs are villain
need to take penicillin
when to are willing

when we were squirming
met someone with much vermin 
a gorgeous German

here is what you get
Horn haiku has been better yet
me be best should let

1920 To 1929

I am the roaring twenties 
And the cotton club. 
   I am Al Capone and his 
Thugs. 

   I am the rise of Joseph 
Stalin. 
   I am the age of science 
And penicillin. 

   I am Walt Disney and 
Mickey Mouse. 
   I am electricity in 
My house. 

   I am the stock market 
Crash. 
   I am the first Academy 
Award bash. 

   I am Miss America pageant 
The first time. 
   I am Valentino dies reads 
The headlines. 

   I am the great depression 
Sweeps the land. 
   I am Lindbergh on north 
Atlantic flight plan. 

   I am Betty Crocker and 
Wonder bread. 
   I am the great migration 
Watch me spread. 

   I am speakeasies and Gerber 
Baby food. 
I am the age of Jazz puts 
You in the mood. 

   I am the woman's right to 
Vote ,19th amendment. 
   I am seven-up, Coca cola's 
First resentment. 

 
     Turbo1904


Premium Member Dancing With Eternity

chances less than one in a centillion
we became human not penicillin
born to planet spiraling around sun
swift journey through life only just begun
not capable of fending for ourselves
relying on what parenting compels
'til point of making our own decisions
despite doubt, false starts and some derision
whether worker, lawyer, doctor or star
we struggle to be sure of who we are
we fabricate our own evolution
hopefully making some contribution

through trials, tribulation, perversity
we dance our own dance with eternity

Premium Member Comparing the 1500s and Now

This year 2021 seems so very hard
with covid and all its limited implications
but it's worth comparing centuries before
five hundred years before was no celebration

In comparing all these 500 years ago
when it was a world so different from today
this was what Europe then was like
even U.S. hadn't been brought into play

During the 1500s there were no basics
no sewer system, central heating, water supply
refrigeration, antibiotics, penicillin or surgery
in our day not having these we would die

As well as no water heater or water
also, ballpoint pen, typewriter, pc was none
it beggars belief what life was like
life was harsh certainly not much fun

People in that day would've been so poor
struggling would have been a daily chore
so be thankful we're not still back then
despite covid we're still able to roar!

Premium Member But Ox Rear Ends Debt-

Why ? Is it I'm behind and when you're in debt 
You're in the rears ?
When you're late you pay a fine,
it costs you patience monies and time 
Credit deteriorating fathom gross abundance 
Payments lost you are shot in the back 
In the rear behind buttocks with penicillin 
In the buttocks medicine can't stop smallpox 
In the rears payment and debt 
Your crimes your financial debts ends when you're Dead?


12/4/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020

The Magic Mushroom

Fungi, fungus, funguses thousand fold,
eukaryotic life kingdom of yeast and mold.

Ancient legends and myths from many times,
beginnings and ends through mulching slimes.

Egyptians sensed the connection in fungi to gods,
only Pharaohs allowed to have them as foods.

Consuming the fungi to become immortal static,
Mushroom stones in Mesoamerica enigmatic.

The Rig Veda describes the juice of Soma,
considered as precious liquid of stardust and earth aroma.

Indispensable in all worships and ritual,
similar to Greek deities of cognate ambrosia.

Consumed in Shamanic sessions to contact spirits of the dead,
fortifying long hunting trips an dreams thread.

Penicillin antibiotics against bacterial infection,
surviving the war with needed invention.

Psilocybin and psilocin magic shrooms,
DMT, acid blotters magic truffles booms.

Alice in wonderland and the philosopher’s stone,
introspective hallucination and psychosis throne. 

Natures secret language by mildews organisms,
earths everlasting fungi dew compost prism.

Premium Member Fallen 7 Year-Old Skate Boarder

7 year old skateboarder young boy with long braided Locs;
Overpowered by powerful frocks;
Skateboarding over wooden boxes;
fell hard,  knees scarred;
Was impaled by a rusty nail;
 Went to ER had a passionate nurse 
She asked the boy which ouchy he wanted soothe first;
She was like penicillin she stuck a needle in his buttocks the, filled with a shot of tetanus?

On a Million Dead Bodies

War taught of the need for nutrition and good health, 
and so Penicillin was first used on mass scale, 
tin food was too, like never before, 
that pill when you’re ill distributed through war. 

Wellington Boots were first used with army suits, 
when invaders wanted Greek ground democracy was found. 

Those chemical compounds taught of nuclear doom, 
while v2 rockets put man on the moon, 
engines on planes were made safer, 
now airplanes fly in lanes tracked on radar. 

This website you’re on and the E-mails you get, 
be sure you know,  war made the internet, 
talking of war that’s what walkie talkies were first for,
war gives us advanced things we only dreamt of before.

And I stress, without war we'd know less,
but the best lesson of them all, is, don’t go to war.

Premium Member History

If Newton hadn't done his thing
How would we all stay down
Pythagoras said his pies are square
And that the world is round

Columbus sailed an open sea
And found a landmass there
If Einstein had no relatives
Would M C still be square 

Now Alexander Graham Bell
And this might sound quite drastic
Without his input all of us
Would talk to lumps of plastic

Fleming gave us penicillin
He made it out of mould
While good old Bill Lord Kelvin
Gave us ways to say we're cold

Armstrong took just one small step
Which then he said was giant
Some say it was all a fib
But NASA stands defiant

But all of that is history
It's stuff that's gone before
What a shame it is that we
Don't make it anymore

Premium Member The Story of Miss Quilla the Barefoot School Teacher Part 1

The Story of Miss Quilla the Barefoot School Teacher part 1

Quirky Quilla has need of Penicillin 
Someone in the class a villain
Wrote bad things on the walls and books
Miss Quilla a  teacher who's barefoot
And step on a sharp crayon
Clumsy Dennis Droppet
 Just had drop it 


7/1/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018

Moonlight Romance

Moonlight Romance 

It was in Peru
And the moon was full
Working long hours, I went early 
To bed and didn`t see the moon that often
I had gone ashore where I met Maria in a bar
We walked down to the beach 
Sat on an upturned rowing boat looking at Luna
Naturally, we made love on satin sand
Slept entwined 

She walked back to the bar I walked onboard
Happy and thinking how wonderful life was
Five days later I needed an injection of penicillin.

Waiting Room

5 subjects abide within the confines of the walls
Whether or not they are closing in is clearly optional
Patients prefer the term “guests” when visiting
In their few numbers, in wonderment, pretend
3 people read magazines filled with bullets
Between the lines and teeth they see release
Dreaming of machine gun fire
Furniture is there for added comfort
The table does not mind or care if it is there
2 other individuals fall asleep before the call
Turns have no significance within
A nurse curses out a name in the vicinity
There must be a hall near by that listens
Her penicillin voice is coarse 
No one responds of course
In psychiatry it is best to shout out “Napoleon!” 
You are next!
Take your place and wait behind 4 other walls
We'll call again when we are good and ready

Authors note:  The author makes no claims of being rational in this piece but he would like your indulgence in the belief that he is at times reasonable in his conjectures. Also: Please forgive him for using the numbers, 5, 3, 2 and 4 out of their usual context or order.  He realizes that this is poetry not math but he simply does not care.

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