Albert Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Albert Einstein

I salute and extol  as we should super brain Albert Einstein,
whose cerebral prowess an ultimate flowering vine,
of quirks he had many consult the sticking tongue picture,
he tired of that smile so inane as a permanent stricture.

Premium Member Albert Einstein

Albert Einstein, 
a friend of mine, plays the violin so fine -   
hire him for a birthday or festivity, 
and ask him about relativity.

Albert Einstein 1879-1955

Altho' it's not E=mc squared,
Albert was heard to theorise
when he declared,
"Carrots are relatively good for the eyes,
it's a fact
they'll make you see well and look good too,
I'm blinding you with science,
it's not hoodoo or a voodoo act."
He then asserted,
with a wicked grin,
"It only hurts when you put them in."


Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE IMAGINATION AND ALBERT EINSTEIN

Today I’m grateful for imagination…and for the wisdom of Albert Einstein…
Whose knowledge and imagination were truly grand…
Who said knowledge is limited to only what we know and understand….

Who reminded us how  imagination can take us to unknown worlds and unknown lands
embracing entire universes and all there ever will be…
to know and understand.

Something For Albert

The gravity
of space
The gravity
of time
Forging
perspectives
Relative
in kind
Newtonian
 dogma
At sixteen
he knew
By curving
the axis
It changes
— the view

(The New Room: April, 2024)

Premium Member Rehashing History: Albert Einstein, relatively speaking

Albert Einstein was an interesting guy,
Indisputably smart and reputedly shy.
His legacy's statistical,
But had he been more egotistical,
Instead of E=mc2, he might have called his theory "Me, myself, and pi".


To Albert

At the
Event Horizon
‘No Exit’
leading in
Front to back
side to side
entropic
rim to rim
A blacker hole
a deeper truth
beyond just
right or wrong
Light imprisoned
no way out
entrapping
—weak and strong

(Villanova University: December, 2023)

Premium Member Albert Einstein

Iconic, late Austrian physicist, Albert Einstein.
     As he aged, so did his mind, like fine wine.

  The general theory of relativity, he formulated.
Great man of science; a genius highly celebrated.

A Very Special Poem For Albert

Albert you were an inspiration to my life
you were like my second father
you had taught me to keep the ancient words
from Genesis to Revelation
strapped to my heart like a locket

Remember on Sunday mornings
I used to rest my miniature body
into your lap like a furry little kitten
massaging your bald played head
while everyone looked on with envy
and labeled me your little pet


Albert thank you for being the shepherd
of your flock of sheep
you had watched mother
sprung up from childhood to womanhood


Albert thank you for all of the memories
you have in my life
I will always cherish every minute of those
We thank you for all of the time
you had spent with us here in earth
and I hope we will meet you again
on the golden shore in the heavenly skies above us

Premium Member Superb And Albert

Superb, singing mimics without lyrics
Unperturbed and dancing in gymnastics
Albert, buzzing sirens with mnemonics
Swinging with dozens of antics

Premium Member An Ode To Albert

Got tickets to the game tonight.
In Cardinal Red, it's pure delight.

With seats along the first base line,
It's sending chills down my spine.

Here he comes, Albert the Great!
His bat in hand, I just can't wait.

The crowd's electric, on their feet.
THE SWING! bat and ball did meet.

To Big Mac Land, it found it's place.
Around the bases he did race.

The team all waited at home plate.
Still his ego would not inflate.

One more record for the books.
All Redbird fans with joyful looks.

Go Crazy Folks! Jack would say.
It still rings true at Busch today.

Tribute To Albert

Without time
wonder stops
Questions flounder
barren crops

Without time
motion falls
Beginnings vacant
—endings stalled

(Dreamsleep: September, 2022)

Keola - Albert Einstein

Keola - Albert Einstein  

I live a happy LIFE
It IS LIKE a fairy's sparkle
Like a vast wildlife
Like Kids RIDING up the Parkhill

Like A BICYCLE decorated with flowers
Like dreams filled with unicorns
Like peacocks dancing TO the showers
Like orphanages that happily KEEP the newborn

I don't know about YOUR but 
My life has a BALANCE 
YOU MUST not complain
But KEEP MOVING on


27 JAN 2022

Premium Member Spooky Action At a Distance

Einstein’s numbers predicted it.
Alas, this classic physicist rejected it.
Tiny, entangled particles in mutual dependence
Separated by the longest distances.

Spooky action at a distance,
We cannot grasp this miracle, 
Yet, science verifies the fact. 
Objects the size of Buckyballs 
Can link trillions of miles apart.

This communication or teleportation 
ten thousand times faster than light!
Yes, au revoir light speed, 
From your limits are we freed!

Spooky action at a distance,
Engineers dream of quantum computers. 
Might we also harness this quandary
To reach the outer edges of space? 

Might this anomalous principle 
Account for certain sky visitors,
Objects authoritatively recorded,
Abruptly perishing in our clouds?
Spooky action at a distance.

Sorry Uncle Albert

We are so sorry uncle Albert
we will all miss your crazy Thanksgiving talk.
I am so sorry uncle
I have done nothing all day
but drift away to Never-Never land.
Peter Pan sends his regards,
but sorry to say
Tinkerbell is still mad at you.
You should have restrained your natural impulses
when she, in a low-cut costume,
leaned over that large bird,
but we do understand the temptation.
By the way uncle
your life was a carbuncle
but you cared, and we all defend
your god given right to be dumb.
We will leave an empty space for you
this coming blow-out.
Sorry uncle for this turkey song
I have nothing left to say
and you are dead and gone.
anyway.
Sorry.

~~~~
more than a not to the Beetles here.

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