I
Roger Deane at a South African college
And team, caught our singularity
The black hole, so Einsteins Relativity
Does not apply here, physics' knowledge
II
Amazing that at the center of our Milky Way
There is so much outside of usual gravity
Space-time, if a fabric, has massive debris
One of these swallows all light, passers by!
NOTE: I like to think of black Holes as great recyclers & cleaners. That found in our Galaxy is named Sagittarius star
Categories:
recyclers, africa, creation, inspirational, miracle,
Form: Free verse
Most animals can-not choose,
They have to breed once yearly,
They must all try to remain viable.
Tiny species will need larger litters,
As tiny babes can, maybe, get eaten!
Lion's only fear, human's
An unknown male lion to.
New males, if not defeated will slay kits.
Hardship imposed for a goodish reason.
Good main reason, survival of all life.
Insects, invertebrates, small.
Breed in their many millions.
Natures recyclers, O some that is sure.
Some pollinators, most flora helpers.
Not all flora, the wind, a great helper.
Pollen blown, on a warm breeze!
Great chance to create new life.
Humans have sex for pleasure, not for life.
Strife, rife if unprotected, single mom's.
Not saying it is wrong, let sense prevail.
Commonsense, to reason first
For all sake your children's life
3/17/18
Seven-Ten - Poetry Contest sponsored by Emile Pinet
Categories:
recyclers, animal, nature,
Form: Blank verse
Alleyways
Ill thought of entryways,
back doors for the less than,
dimly lit to conceal the other side
of Main Streets façade.
Trash cans, disputed bounty
of the homeless and rodents,
loose change of empty cans
and bottles rattling in old
carts, recyclers by default.
Film covered windows
overlooking the bleakness
of immigration’s flaws.
Scented breezes wafting
across oceans, introducing
themselves. Echoed footsteps
trudging littered alleyways,
entering darkened doors.
Homes that offer laughter
and a muted ray of light
to flicker ‘mid the colorless
ill thought of entryways.
John G. Lawless
12/8/2013
Categories:
recyclers, culture, family, immigration,
Form: Free verse