The corporate ideal
\nIs really never one to feel
\nThe utility and ability
\nTo amplify for real
\nThe logic of perception
\nAnd the colour of deception
\nTaste and smell are paramount
\nMore from less can mean
\nThe Mary Shelley principle
\nOf Frankenstein creations
\nWe see the celebrations
\nAnd certain reservations
\nThat otherwise might be
\nHeading to extremes beyond the
\nInclination
\nBeyond the simple will of man
\nInto indignation
\nSurviving this we realise
\nThat reverse engineering
\nThe receptors of the human tribe
\nMay get us more for less
\nHow was it we could thus involve
\nSuch a thoughtful strategy
\nOf embryonic kidney cells
\nPerhaps from someones prodigy
\nhuman aborted foetus
\nExtracted years before
\nLess than one part per million
\nA minimum dose for sure
\nNo labelling to speak of
\nAn enhancement guarantee
\nAn additive of genius
\nThrough biotechnology<\/p>\n
Could be the work of genius
\nAnd the work for the few
\nAppealing to the senses
\nBuilding fences
\nHelping to
\nCreate a new sensation
\nResponsive to the core
\nSugars menthol cooling
\nBitter sensing, good and pure
\nSavoury to savour
\nPull those curtain in the gloom
\nNovel flavours surface
\nIn small measure from each tomb
\nCivilisation is set to quantify
\nThe genius of man
\nThe insurance of forever
\nWith perhaps his simplest plan<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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