Short Celled Poems

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Premium Member Who Are We At Our Core - NFC

Perhaps
The remnant
of the one celled amoeba
Still transcending the primordial ooze 
Sucking sustenance from the
Oozing awakening
Of life


Premium Member Microscope Friendly Showing Her Magic

lonely
amoeba
playful
living life
alone

microscope
friendly
showing her
magic

purely sweet
simple
parasite

lovely
simple celled

ameba

May I Dirturb You

Unspoken words,
impatient inside,
celled in the heart in hesitation,
to be lettered or messaged
from the mind.
Courage will be the communication
where fear is the wall.
"Sorry to disturb you....."
gives a start to a long
release of thoughts.

Premium Member generationally speaking

We have gen X, Y and Z
But what of A, B and C
Discounting the one celled amoeba
And Darwin
Perhaps Gen A was
Adam
Alone in the garden
With Eve
Gen B
Working on
Gen C
The rest are lost
Amid Cain and Abel
Noah
The Arc
And a lot of 
the “begots”
And “begettin”
That has led
To the aforementioned
Gen X, Y and Z

These Little Eyes

I watched her
dropping the phone,
in nano movements

My heart stomped
out, the harshness
of a dial tone

And from endless 
holes, these little eyes
scrunched with sadness

I suppose, I didn't know
what it meant to die
or why the tears
stuck to me

Sickle celled with
every memory,
around the lobes
of my being

Where I could
still hear you laugh,
the breaths of air

Grew arms 

-- and comforted me.


Soliloquy

by Gibert Mapengo Mwanguku

Lost in the desert like the acient 
Hebrews of Israel 
The blood clot system try to kill 
me internally
I dig the truth and burry my 
pride eternally
Like a sickle celled body I am 
pale 
but I survived to fight another 
day cocooned in a coma 
I can still hear my mother pray 
Murmuring and mumbling words 
of hope 
a sister crying out to gods please 
let my brother live 
Walking towards light but 
something pulling me the opposite

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