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    The Viral Replication

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    The poem tells the story of a virus falling in love with a host cell. It describes the virus fusing with and entering the cell, sharing nucleic acids. However, the relationship ends when the cell breaks things off, leaving behind only nucleic acids. The virus uses these fragments to replicate itself and synthesize new proteins, assembling the products to begin a new life as a new virus, transformed by its past relationship with the cell.

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    The poem tells the story of a virus falling in love with a host cell. It describes the virus fusing with and entering the cell, sharing nucleic acids. However, the relationship ends when the cell breaks things off, leaving behind only nucleic acids. The virus uses these fragments to replicate itself and synthesize new proteins, assembling the products to begin a new life as a new virus, transformed by its past relationship with the cell.

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    The poem tells the story of a virus falling in love with a host cell. It describes the virus fusing with and entering the cell, sharing nucleic acids. However, the relationship ends when the cell breaks things off, leaving behind only nucleic acids. The virus uses these fragments to replicate itself and synthesize new proteins, assembling the products to begin a new life as a new virus, transformed by its past relationship with the cell.

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    The Viral Replication

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    The poem tells the story of a virus falling in love with a host cell. It describes the virus fusing with and entering the cell, sharing nucleic acids. However, the relationship ends when the cell breaks things off, leaving behind only nucleic acids. The virus uses these fragments to replicate itself and synthesize new proteins, assembling the products to begin a new life as a new virus, transformed by its past relationship with the cell.

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    The Viral Replication

    (Spoken Word Poetry)

    Let me tell you my story


    It started with love
    Have you met Love?
    She said Hi to me this morning
    And I replied Hello
    She recognized me.
    Have you saw love?
    We become great friends
    We become attached to each other
    Her proteins on her capsids become adsorptive
    to me
    Have you heard love?
    She said yes.. and now were in a
    relationship
    The feeling is mutual
    Her envelope fuses with my cell membrane
    She even release her nucleocapsid into my
    cytoplasm, in my life
    I could not wish for anything more
    We are so happy, the emotion is so grand
    I could sense the touch of heaven here on
    earth
    Yes.. it was so awesome
    But.. things starts to fall apart
    How could we escape such an inevitable part?
    If only I could..
    But she started to say those words on movies
    Its not you, its me

    binalewala mo lang ang lahat.. and you chose


    to break my heart
    I still fight for us.. for love
    Trying to keep that we are for each other
    Putting effort to hold tightly
    But.. shed let go
    She left her nucleic acids into my cytoplasm,
    in my lfe
    How could I live my life now?
    How could I start?
    How?
    But eventually.. I have to fix my self
    Trying to pick the remnants she left
    Using her nucleic acids to form mRNA
    The only memories she left are used for my
    DNA replication and protein synthesis
    I make use of my broken heart to begin my
    new life
    I begin to assemble the products of her
    fragments
    The process isnt easy
    It takes time.. for me
    But finally.. my new life is ousted
    I am new and away from my past
    A new virus because of my past, because of
    her

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