Entire New Me Poem by Haruna Garba
Entire New Me
New me every blessed score
Not feeling younger anymore
To this little strife there is more
There is life span to every cell
A sure replacement so they spell
Ground to have all minds in the cell
No trash for cells of the brain
Neurons remain dead as slain
Benjamin Radford slides the plain
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: rhyme
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Benjamin Radford, the science columnist makes people to believe that the entire human body rebuilds itself after every ten years. This can't entirely be true as not all the cells on the body die off or can be replaced.
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