Miraculous Machine – Random Twitter Poem for August 6th

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06 Aug 2009

Today’s poem took a bit longer with all the twitter denial of service attacks, and had lower submissions than usual as a result. It is a poem about an article I once read about how if we could purify all drinking water in third world countries, more than 60% of third world diseases like Cholera and such would be eradicated. Today’s poem inspired by the 9 words provided by the following twitter followers:

@superwoman579 (super), @planetjefferson (obviate), @CoffeeTablePoet (miraculous), @JenaIsle (convoluted tubules), @ryjr (influential), @R_Arblaster (hackers), @WebBetty (panache), @Owl311 (attack), @solitarypanda (belligerent)

Miraculous Machine

A super miraculous machine
can purify water efficiently
filtering impurities naturally
like a kidney’s convoluted tubules

It will obviate a belligerent attack
from any virus or bacterial agent

A machine influential in world health
as clean water can now flow freely

With a grand panache of celebration
Countries tout their unanimous support

Environmental hackers spread the word
As the face of change now begins.

-Poem by Dragon Blogger

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