Short Darwinian Poems

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Premium Member journey to enlightenment

The anti-Darwinian portal
Pass through and your soul's immortal
This fills church coffers
Without refund offers
And that's why priests seem to chortle
Form: Limerick


Trump Tigerjade Poem

Dear Leader Tigerjade Poem writing.com prompt


Our leader 
great leader 
Claims he is the smartest man in the whole universe
surely he is the most searched man in the googleverse
perhaps though he is proof of man’s evolution 
Darwinian selection working devolution 
stupid is
stupid does
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Nature At Its Darwinian Best

Dare challenge me? 
Then be my guest …

The stags enter into a jousting quest,
No time now for antlers to rest,
The challenger locks his horny crest,
With focused stare and forceful zest,
A testosterone and power fest,
Nature at its Darwinian best.

Into the gene-pool 
He wished to invest,
Can he suceed,
Survive this test?
Form: Rhyme

Loss

Why is it so much harder
to lose than to gain?

Why does what we don’t possess
plague us so much, while all we have
is so abundant?

Is it a kind of Darwinian determinism?
Determined to hunger for what we imagine?

Gratification devolves into disappointment 
in an instant.

Like food fed into a grinder,
Pulp recycled into new hungers.

If I could lose my hunger,
Maybe I could lose my loss?

©dbyrne jan 2014

Premium Member Florida Man 6

A Florida man and home raider, hid from cops in a lake; met a gator. He came to real harm when it bit off his arm, and he died not very much later.
---------- Actual headline: "Florida man killed by alligator while hiding from cops" Matthew Riggins, 22, was fatally chomped by an 11-foot gator after allegedly breaking into a home then hiding from cops in Barefoot Bay lake. When police found him, the 22-year-old was missing part of his arm.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


What Do You Believe?

My Liege-
if you please,
I'd like to discuss the Darwinian siege.

Do you believe?

From the oceans we heaved,
as every creature you now see.
According to Darwin-
Humans and chimps- we are kin.
This I do say with a grin...

It is a discussion which can never win-

Or, is it God?
To this I give a nod
Yet some think it odd.

Does it really matter?

My Dear-
I am glad we are here
Upon this giant, rotating sphere,
And for that I shout a cheer!

A. Green
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

A Marriage To Escape Being Dissolved

For what Baptism has left unsolved
Any Darwinian hope for the Newly Evolved?
There mustn’t be another vile scar
From a cheating on a flying car!

Vera should’ve the thing tried at some bar,
Just for her man, everywhere A Star,
To pursuers unreachable because far …

Yes, round The Scandalous had the thing revolved,
The subject not likely to be absolved,
Because of the inglorious lot involved
And an infuriating infidelity scarcely resolved…

A marriage to escape being dissolved
Form: Rhyme

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