Toxicology Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Opportunity Strikes

     Poison is Pat’s passion

       Toxicology now in fashion ~

     No need to work as an assassin

Toxicology

Neurotic vs Cardiac
1.Dhatura and strychnine are neurotics.
2.Aconite is cardiac poison.
Note.zafar supari killer is dangerous.

Doctor Yazeed

Dr yazeed is a former doctor sentenced to life in prison for poisoning his wife with cyanide in Ohio,USA,on February 24,2005.The toxicology report found that the calcium pills given to Essa were filled with potassium cyanide.On January 14, 2009,Dr Yazeed was arraigned before Judge Deena Calabrese.He was charged with aggravated murder.The trial began on January 9, 2010.On March 8,2010, Yazeed was convicted of aggravated murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole for 20 years..


Microwaving Daydreams

Cooking my baked beans
Microwaving daydreams
Financing future, slipping credit schemes
Federal imperial medals- the real deal
All in a bite sized, one time only
All in nicely packages holiday embrace

Cooking my daydreams
Microwaving circuitry 
Its time for a megatape rewind
Its about time for an unscripted recline
To sit in armchairs and gather dust
Scraping these walls for elbow and rust

Just cooking my baked beans
Microwaving daydreams
Get the toxicology report
Get the electrojet sanity retort
Shopoholics anonymous consuming floorboards
Get them back in a behaving round-up sort

Cause I'm cooking
A daytripper redundancy
Microwaving skeletal seams
Storing appetite for later dreams

Premium Member Haiku

the mountain stream weeps

                     toxicology revealed

what have I become?






....for Rick's Contest

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