Classic poem of the day
Every child who has gardening tools,
Should learn by heart these gardening rules:
He who owns a gardening spade,
Should be able to dig the depth of its blade.
He who owns a gardening rake,
Should know what to leave and what to take.
He who owns a gardening hoe,
Must be sure how he means his strokes to go.
But he who owns a gardening fork,
May make it do all the other tools' work
Though to shift, or to pot, or annex w......
Member poem of the day
to genus and species of Homo sapiens,
(who trod across oblate spheroid
since time immemorial
as well as other simians -
classed as naked apes -
and now I enclose a bit of esoteric trivia,
whereby chimpanzee and the bonobo
our closest living relatives
share a surprisingly high percentage
of their DNA with humans,
estimated to be around 98.7-98.8%)
seek a significant counterpart
sought among their respective members,
(whether of t...
