Hidden are the ocean depths where lies a myriad forms of life
As yet unknown to man
And in the dank rainforests where countless plants
The cures to each illness grow and have since time began
Which men of learning would have us believe
All happened just by chance
That convenient word “evolve” they use
leads us a merry dance
Man was born with a sense of smell
And by “coincidence”
Many of the flowers in the dell
Have such fragrant scents
Which attract the bees with no mean feat
Creating honey for man to eat
Every creature on this earth
Has blood sap or juices
And though they have legs,fins or wings
They all have their own uses
The downy seeds of dandylions
float off in the air
Deposited by raindrops
Who water them with care
The seeded burrs of burdock
Adhere to lambs that pass
then succumb to gravity
And root among the grass
Our evolutionary friends maintain
All life came from the sea
Now did the seeds all swim ashore
It all seems so strange to me.
Author notes
Option no.5
JUDMC
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Comments
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A very clever way of expressing your beliefs. I agree, and I enjoyed this piece.
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Well-written poem on the complexity of the world. Thank you for entering this in my contest, it was a pleasure to read.
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This is true. The world is so complex, that the thought that it all came by mere chance is just about impossible. everything is so perfect... the earth's atmosphere and distance from the sun just enough to support life, and plus there is enough water for all creatures to drink. God is more logical than no-god. I believe that what you say is true, I believe that spontaneous generation, which has already been disproved by many scientists such as Pasteur, is impossible. Thanks for entering. Shya
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This somewhat reminds me what my dad always argues when we're having the evolution disscussion. Sometimes, I believe the world is so vast and complex..we may never know how we really got here. People can say God and whatnot, I try to view things from other perspectives too though. My only critiques are that maybe it could be easier to read if you divided it up into stanzas. (unless that format was what you were going for) And Please put your option number in your AN. I think you still have an option number from a previous contest.
Thanks for the entry and good luck!
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Love the images here
Thnx for entering & Best of Luck
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GloriousGift
Heba -
a very nice write, thank you so very much for entering i realy liked this poem
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ok there is the good news and the bad news its an alright poem but its not on topic! but thanks for entering
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boxjumper
Re my entry "Evolutonary friends" which you say is not on
topic.At 83 years of age what makes me tick is debunking
Darwin's theory of Evolution which is precisely what it does.this is what you wanted on a personal level
Best Wishes George
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Two things were missing from this contest entry...Please read the rules and redo! Thanks ~Sie
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I absolutely love the theme!
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Thank you for this very interesting entry in our contest, we loved the subject but felt the rhythm was erratic and therefore it didn't flow smoothly.
Thank you, please join us in future contests, we would love to read more from you...Sue and Jeff
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Sue Cardwell
thanks for your constructive criticism in consequence I have made 7 adjustments to establish a more equitable
equilibrium in the poem hopefully this comes up to your
expectations.Best Wishes George ++++
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I love the way you have tied evolution of everything around to us in this very powerful prose you have engineered! great effectiveness and genuine originality is always a plus in contest! So it is with that that you are by all means a very well deserved contest finalist!!!

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good write, the rhyme kinda got away from you a little. but cool poem. good luck
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wow
This is so beautiful I liked it so much I read it twice

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