Paul Hartal Poems

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171.
Nephron And Tulip

The nephron never saw the sunlight.
Yet he was a very curious nephron
and decided to peer into the outside
world somehow. He was talking about
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172.
The Man Whose Name Was A Poem

The man, a Swiss German,
who bore the colorful and poetic name of
Paracelsus Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus
Bombastus von Hohenheim was born in 1493
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173.
Ignorance Does Not Hurt, Does It?

174.
Plutonium Alert

"Listen", said the Porcupine. "I am totally serious."

"You try to scare me again", said the Octopus.
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175.
Things Not To Talk About

October comes with vivid colors
Maple trees greet the wind with gentle tremors.
The autumn park variegates throughout
But there are things not to talk about.
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176.
Utopian Fib

We
Can
Create
Wealth for all
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177.
The Singing Cactus That Learnt Arithmetics

Can a cactus sing, or talk?
It seems it can: Reality is stranger than fiction.

But wait:
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178.
The Persistence Of Dali's Surreal Clock

Salvador Dali painted "The Persistence of Memory" in 1931.
It depicts a surreal landscape with fluid, melting pocket watches.
On one of these, painted in orange color, ants huddle
And gnaw the soft dial, enhancing the eerieness of the scene.
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179.
The Exercise

One day in the lager
I saw a young and arrogant SS officer.
I was then a prisoner near Vienna,
In Strasshof an der Nordbahn,
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180.
The Mother Of Disease

People already in prehistoric times, and on different
continents, speculated about the origins of sickness.
Yet they commonly believed that illness was the result
of supernatural causes, of demonic influences,
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