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Cellular Love - Contest Cellular Reality



Microbial love
knocking your door too hard
to create new life

(c) Anindya Mohan Tagore (Bobby)

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Categories: microbial, creation, love, science,
Form: Senryu



Telling Remains
I nearly trod on it a deposit on the grass the remains of a meal pulled apart. Little bones and pieces of life lost devoured by whoever an owl perhaps but now spread on the turf for beetles and flies - microbial nutrients. Creations story displayed.
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Categories: microbial, bird, creation, environment, garden, nature,
Form: Free verse
Bubble Branes
We float in spheres of loneliness
On pancake-branes so numerous.

Viewing down a sky-bound 'scape,
A microbial colony of working ape.

Trying to better our genetic canvass --
Or, devolving into primitive madness.

Schizophrenic species of love and hate
That builds, creates and burns to berate.

Our children the elders must engage,
To cool the world of its bubbling rage.......

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© Tom Arnone  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: microbial, change, children, community, culture, earth, philosophy, society,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Who Took the Village - Sos
Have we ceded our stewardship
allowed a systemic sepsis to spread
acquiesced to the benign malaise
of Death’s directing finger?

Spending billions to cure diseases
caused by poverty’s pestilence
arming ourselves against an assault
of mutating microbial minds

Offering triage to the fatality
of futility’s folly
bandaging life’s severed limbs
sound biting our souls.

Who took the village?


©8/1/2019

Sound of Silence Poetry Contest
John Hamilton sponsor...

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Categories: microbial, culture, society,
Form: Free verse
To a Germ-Spreading Hand Shaker
Why those clammy hands of lasting grief
For an owner of a handkerchief? 
Then, you are a forgetful kind,
Who few things keep in mind.

A full right I have to know
Or fully annoyed I shall grow
The last careless contact by your hand
Now, about to unleash microbial harm.

Why not often The Disinfectant 
By you thought rather exorbitant?
A clogged left nostril you’re picking
And my fingers I’d be licking
After your palms against mine sticking 
And in the end a time bomb ticking?...

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Categories: microbial, break up, care, education, health,
Form: Rhyme




Book: Reflection on the Important Things