Grandmother Science Poems

We grew up with sci-fiction,                                        ...

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What's in all those flasks and beakers
  Powerful brains for inspirational speakers

What's thawing out in that microwave
  Like-new used lungs, they're all the...

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Thank her, thank her
thank her
She'll say for what
She'll wait for you
anwser
You'll say
Thank you very much
You'll try to find conversation
and work your mind to
speak
You'll say
Ah dah,...

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Always respect this combination of fire and wind,
she tentatively said,
after having listened for healthy and pathological winds
regenerating and degenerating,
investing in and divesting of,
yeasty flames of...

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Dear Toni,

I saw you on The Daily Show
the other day
having your way
with Trevor,
or was it the other way around?
Not sure.

I'm also not sure where we...

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As a child, 
I always imagined God 
being so far away in the sky, caressing his long, white beard. 
I imagined Him 
sometimes looking at...

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A society
culture
religion
humane species
forgetting,
or more likely under-valuing,
how to regeneratively suffer loss
may never have learned to face our universal fear of death
as a badge of permaculturing respect,
dignity...

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Once upon the start of time,
Universal Space was permaculturally natural systemic
intelligence
information--
Positively radiant development
of nondual co-gravitating systemic memory capacity,
progenerically,
pregeneratively,
birth-bang Father Solar System
revolving Mother Earth, 
their swirling...

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Nobody could take us on a vicarious journey
like the late science fiction writer Ray Bradbury.
He would place his readers into another time and space.
Words flowed...

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This is the second response to The Wolf Man - The End

part 2


The Wolf Man (The End)

The young girl, Alice Grimm, was pretty and slim
She...

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I 
don’t want
to call you
my grandmother.
You appear human,
You are just a machine,
programmed to act like nana.
Electric flows through you, not blood.
Brother and sister love you....

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