Cloning Humans



The right to being uniquely human
of freely choosing a mate
will soon be under debate
experiments now reaching new domains....
a law will pass from the throne:
we'll be coming from clones.

having the basis for a strain
Will life become a pain?
or start from one liver cell
that divides;
there’s more to tell
from both sides.


conservatives want us not to tamper,
experiments with humans presents a damper;
if we leave out the mother's womb,
the child they say will not bloom.


Futurists say its time to select
let's produce better people, they say,
a need for strong leadership is neglected...
why should progress be held at bay?


Will life become a pain,
and is humanity going insane?
we're in the grip of an unholy debate
and soon the question will be
who will mate.

Our mating habits will soon be flung
and many tales will be unsung.
Too many babies will look alike
and politicians will get uptight.

About this poem

I wrote this poem being inspired the conditions controlling birth and the right for populations to consider the impact of cloning research

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Written on September 21, 2017

Submitted by martindansky on October 28, 2022

Modified on April 22, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme xaaxxx bBcdcd eeff xgxg Bbaxa hhxx
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 912
Words 190
Stanzas 6
Stanza Lengths 6, 6, 4, 4, 5, 4

MARTIN DANSKY

Martin Dansky is a Canadian-Italian poet who loves to write poems on one word themes dealing with social issues. But he also loves to interpret the word through his poem. In the past he has published poetry chapbooks with his own art and has submitted to other on-line forums in Canada. His style is mostly freestyle now, although he had begun with simple rhyme schemes. more…

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