Bubble Hubbub

Bubbles upbubbling in water coolers
   when workers press taps for a cup. . . . 
Potters working bubbles from clay 
   so pots won't explode in kiln. . . . 
Network of early warning radar bubbles 
   stretching across Northern Canada. . . . 
Gunner in bomber turret bubble 
   zeroing in on approaching Zero. . . . 
Bubble I drew in gradeschool
   inside which I drew 
      my dreamhouse with me inside 
   smiling out open window
      waving at trees, flowers, birds, clouds 
   with my miniature bubblewand
      creating miniature bubbles 
   with miniature dreamhouses inside. . . . 
Bubblegum bubbles bigger than heads that blow them 
   collapsing over the blower's face 
      like raw pizza dough. . . . 
Bubbles 10 feet in diameter
   rising 100 feet above lakes in Java 
      to burst loud as artillery shells. . . . 
Bubbles bursting on the Ocean
   inject into the atmosphere every year 
      500 million tons of organic matter. . . . 
Air bubbles locked inside heat-sensitive capsules
   are set to trigger
      fire emergency sprinkler systems. . . .
Girl in bubble bath lifting her rump
   so her pussy scoops bubbles
      to pop 
   delicately on her cuntlips. . . . 
Boy with rare disease who lived his short life
   in a plastic see-through bubble 
      and died without ever being touched
   or touching another person. . . .
Bubble of a frog's croaking throat 
   three miles from Three Mile Island 
      Nuclear Power Plant 
   meltdown hydrogen bubble. . . . 
Following the trail of bubbles 
   from nostrils on top of the head 
      of Brachiosaurus soaring under water
   to the scuba diver bubble-plume of today. . . . 
Bubble of one continuous circle of air 
   called a "Silver Ring"
      blown by bottle-nosed dolphins
   who play with it 
      as it wobbles to the surface.. 
Humpback whales using "bubble-netting" to fish 
   blowing a circular column of bubbles 
      to surround and concentrate krill 
   and then diving under it 
      and rising open mouthed 
   to the surface. . . . 
According to Bubble-Theory, 
   galaxies range throughout the universe 
      as if glued to the filmy walls 
   of astronomically huge bubbles. . . . 
Sipping bubbles from wineglass lips 
   thinking bubbles in bubbles 
      like ships in bottles, 
   each bubble a Buddha, 
      each Buddha a bubble. . . . 
Houdini escaping from locked safe 
   after it was dropped into frozen Detroit River 
      but being unable to find
   the hole in the ice it fell through
      to get out—
   gulping unfrozen air bubbles 
      beneath the ice 
before he found the opening 
      saved his life. . . .