![]() Like Mother, Like DaughterA Poem by zoophagous![]() Written for a "science/poetry" competition at school. Based on how (in one way or another) almost every atom has been turned into what it is by stars. (Does not include the Big Bang theory)![]() Forged in the guts of ancient giants who sang their tired eulogy in silent solar flares. The eyes of God strung out upon Orion's waist; vomiting grass and nail varnish remover onto the skin given by her great-grand-mother. A dog in the park rubs his chest against my leg and I can feel the hum of warmth from the stars that purged him. Now scarred in white patches across his fur. And with eyes that have seen beyond sadness; sing now of gladness to exist yet. I stare back at my mother's pregnant belly 50,000 light years away. © 2012 zoophagous |
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1 Review Added on July 15, 2012 Last Updated on July 15, 2012 Tags: stars, sun, atoms, birth of life, creation, God, procreation, science Author
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