Sidi Mahtrow Poems

Drip, drip, drip
With each life giving bubble
In the tube, the saline glucose solution
Holds the key to life for the one that lays so still
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In the elevator in the midst of winter
One doesn't expect the smell to linger
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Where ever Yellow Cat was
MoJo, the bear-like dog, was sure to be
Mostly asleep
But always ready to go.
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Why doesn't a woman wear a hat?

On the wall, closet or shelf
A man has hats to please himself.
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Took a seat next to a friend in the bar.
Greeted him with 'Hey'
To which he replied, 'Yeah'.
And we sat quietly sipping our beer.
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They start out small
And fuzzy
Something playful
Then they grow
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When you chase a rabbit
(The rabbit, of course, isn't there)
But until one tries to catch it,
You don't know or even care.
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Do you remember that girl
Walking stooped and bent in a curl
Trying not to show that she
Was much taller than he
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Some fingers have a special place
In which they often race
As only one can be
In the opening you cannot see.
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Rosalind Franklin. Ever heard of her?
The un-famous chemist that caused quite a stir.
'Twas the discovery of DNA's helical structure
That Watson and Crick stole from her.
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