A twisted ladder
packed inside my cells, so small—
all that I might be
We’re back for the next haiku puzzle in the A to Z Blogging Challenge! Once again, identify the word that begins with the letter D that the haiku refers to . In this case, it’s not so much an actual word as an abbreviation, or maybe two separate words if you spell it out. Not that many people could spell it out correctly – bonus points if you can!
Here’s a hint, if you need it: you will want to put on your biology hat for this puzzle. Maybe even your molecular biology hat!
What a great idea 🙂 DNA
Tasha
Tasha’s Thinkings | Wittegen Press | FB3X (AC)
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You got it, Tasha! Thanks.
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DNA I love it!
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I also love DNA. What would we do without it? 😉
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It took me a second time reading to figure it out. DNA.
~Ninja Minion Patricia Lynne aka Patricia Josephine~
Story Dam
Patricia Lynne, Indie Author
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You got it, Patricia! At least it doesn’t take too long to read a haiku twice.
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Oh, nice! Dee En Aa.
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I’m always late! Nvm, the haikus are great!
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I’m not timing anyone – no matter when you come by, you’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoy the haiku.
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Thanks for stopping by Escape from Chaos. Good luck with the challenge! I never got the hang of haiku. Really enjoying yours!
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Thanks for your visit!
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Ha, DNA was cool. I am not a poet, but I so admire people who are. It was fun stopping by. I’ll be back!
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Thanks for visiting, and I hope I get to see you here again!
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It’s D (something) Nucleic Acid, isn’t it? The opposite to RNA, which is another type of nucleic acid? (Spelling atrocious, I know)
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Great job! Deoxyribonucleic acid – you were very close. Thanks!
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wow your haiku puzzles are great. And ofcourse the tips too 😉
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I’m glad you’re enjoying them! Thanks.
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Ooh, I know this one! Deoxyribonucleic Acid. Not to be confused with Ribonucleic Acid (RNA), or the half-ladder with Uracil instead of Thymine.
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Now there’s a really complete answer! Bonus internet points to you!
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I pat myself on the back for finding the DNA and applaud you for the scientific haiku!
DonnanotDiva
http://www.lifepainlaughter.com
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Thanks for playing, Donna. (Another D word! Yay!)
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I’m so glad i found your page 🙂 Your haikus are great! Though i’m late, the naswer is: DNA or Desoxyribonukleinsäure in german… looking forward to your next riddles 😀
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Wow, that word is scary-looking in German! Thanks.
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DNA, I didn’t even have to look at your hint. Cassie from Mommy, RN
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You must have an interest in biology! Thanks.
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