Forms in Poetry (traditional and non-traditional): Limerick 4TonY & all:spermatozoa,fertlization/anovulation.WARNING: adult/MA

Thursday, May 3, 2007

Limerick 4TonY & all:spermatozoa,fertlization/anovulation.WARNING: adult/MA

Blue (for sperms); pink (egg moving to tubes to meet the elusive sperm, despite their millions, only one good one needed. http://www.femalehealthmadesimple.com/Infertile.jpg The sperm went all over the fallopian tube; It was not simply to lubricate, a so-called lube -- It was waiting impatiently,... Sign in to see full entry.

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