Science Atheist Poems | Examples

These Science Atheist poems are examples of Atheist poems about Science. These are the best examples of Atheist Science poems written by international poets.


Evolution

My body tells the story of four billion years of living, of thriving, of flourishing. Each chapter a tale of surviving     long enough to create another generation—replicas nearly the same,     save a random change, a chance. The risk taken was a risk rewarded. Another day, another generation to watch the sun rise. Every body tells this intertwining story, written as every branch of every vein, tree, and river.      Four billion years.

The oldest story told.


Premium MemberExterior Garment

Physical is the coat I wear-out
in the elements – the ephemeral
shell of me, and not the yoke, man's 
embryo of spiritual wealth...longevity of 
experience and immortal growth – 

True! -- of the Eternal Now in my 
biological years not one has convincingly
surfaced, risen above the depths of doubt
to undeniably attest, my only proof 
the intimate echo of a heart-heard
voice, reciting from the velum of a
supposed soul, surfacing despite the negative
chatter of fatalists: lordly provocateurs
of fiery electrons, rejecting sparks
of individual ethereal sense: despite no two of 
us ever proven exactly alike, each of us
the unlikely oddity of billions....
a mathematical contradiction that 
can only be attributed to the reality
of a God....
© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberGeorge Washington Carver

God or Science, the skeptics say,
Science is God, no need to pray.
Through it, we can all knowledge gain,
No need for God’s help to explain. 

This fallacy of idle minds
creates a false dichotomy.
Without God’s ken science is blind,
yields speculations of all kinds.

A humble man, with brilliant mind
A scientist and world-renowned.
Yet every day he knelt and prayed,
God, “please reveal secrets to me.”

His lab he nicknamed God’s workshop
For this was where he felt Him near.
Revealing uses hundreds fold,
Of nuts that served as food for pigs. 

He had a chance to become rich
By patenting his inventions.
He chose instead to open source
That all who wish could benefit.  

Yet not alone among his peers
Of scientists, who took believed,
In God the divine creator,
Of Nature, their laboratory.

The Creator

Scripted is the flow of time

Scripted is the rule of nines

Scripted is the thought of the Divine

and She scripted it in 0s and 1s

Show Me God

"Show me god" the non-believer shouted 
this male Middle-Eastern Caucasian king 
sitting on a cloudy throne who doubted 
his creation and punishes them when 
he made me this way it was men who penned 
religious texts from imagination 
dogmatic laws or suffer damnation 
clerical hierarchy power hungry 
men reciting inane narration
I replied to the atheist bluntly: 

metaphors exist in all world writing 
seers understand science of their epochs
the universe is something from something 
tell me what did the process develop 
design is all nature in a toolbox 
energy, frequency, vibration lives 
in all matter, in all space, and it drives 
me to breath, eat, drink, sustain my lifetime 
the purpose of life is not to survive 
but harness God inside and out and thrive


Premium MemberEcho

With words that we utter we wind through the day
Mortal matter we mutter as mind mules decay 
Exports of odd thoughts to extremes across seas 
The relief of belief spreading memes like disease 

By parchment, by paper or carved into stone 
By improbable chance or by one glance alone 
By smoke, sound or signal, or flashing like light
Streaking into the heavens and into the night
Speeding softly unsealed and scattered for years
Seeding stellar strewn fields of celestial spheres

Leaking into the fabric that permeates space 
The one tiny echo of one human race
© Lee Leon  Create an image from this poem.

Dreams

Dancing into the land of no control
My heart was drunk with ignorance
Feeling the catastrophic message following through my veins
My heart decoding it meaning, yet refusing to listen to the drums
The drums that sings the songs of danger 

Thinking in the way of the uncivilized literate
My soul takes it with understanding of science fiction
Yet the pit runs closer to me without mercy
Without pardon for my reasons of disbeliefs
 It sets it snares for me

Now with it oceans poison has my soul be drown with
It hooks in my gullet celebrating it flawless victory
This chaos in veins makes me sober, yet no scientific relationship has been established
The relationship with the dream and my current situation
Now I swim with the regrets of  this great mistake

Be Wise Aphorisms By Doctor Deo 19may2020

1. We, humans, belong to Earth, rather than earth belongs to us.

2. One handicap we have is our biggest organ (NOT THAT!) but our SKIN:
The skin gives us a false sense that we are separated from the environment and other life.

3. A bird in the air, a fish or whale in the ocean, do not have this ALIENATION from the environment on which they depend. Humans make this odd dichotomy between the internal and external.

4. With life forms, there is only "inside-outside" for Science, or boxing and dissecting, to "get knowledge" (as opposed to wisdom). Death is a great leveler, as the Poet wrote. Death makes us one with the environment, the elements, even if we disagree with Genesis that God made ADAM (meaning "man") from "dust." Wisdom is evident in Bhutan, which includes for Global economics, GDP and GROSS HUMAN HAPPINESS. Hence their KING helped a sick US tourist - without a spleen - overcome Corona virus, though he is in his 70s, a miracle we shall hear more about for how some "dead" people are really more alive now.
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberMan You Are Not In Charge

We pride ourselves in rented existence, 
gloating in the realm of time, 
science and civilization sought the throne,  
we explored the cosmos with  tools 
to unravel the universe in our frame,
we boast in this rags  called flesh,
calling the Almighty to a contest .
we build our Babel from coast to coast 
and named our delights of hay and stubble.
we heap our gold in the barn. 
and others explore nuclear weapon in their dome,
Expending energies on dead elements.
We minor the major, and major the minor. 
Among men are rebels, 
with drawn sword against our maker.  
we forgot the plagues of Egypt, 
The water turned Blood, 
The frogs,
The  Lice,
The flies,
the pestilence of livestock, 
the Boils,
The thunderstorm and the hail of fire,
The locust, 
The darkness,
The death of first born.   
This wind also affirmed our frailty. 
Man! You are not in Charge.

Premium MemberOther Faiths

Some say you are lost
If you are not found
On their ground

Some think you are blind
If you do not find
What they find

I am an atheist who believes

The universe is a tapestry
Not a thread

The science to chart the stars
Is but a celestial church

That medicine and vaccines
Are answered prayers

That communities
Can save each other

That math and music
Language and learning
Rebuilding destruction
And regretting a wrong

Are inherent miracles

That to plant a tree
Water a garden
Kiss a scar
Soothe a bruise
Give a smile
Hug a sorrow
Cook a meal
Play a song
Clasp a hand
Bandage a cut
Wipe a tear
Hear a need -

Is divine

I believe the soul of nature
Is sacred

and a rainbow's refraction
Is all the more radiant
For the formula it contains

I believe the finitude of life
Makes a more precious day

And, to my friends of other faiths
I believe - we can meet halfway.

4/27/20

(this was inspired by a poem I read by Anil Deo called Any Athiests out there - thank you for your kind response to my novella-of-a-comment, Anil!)

Rational Science

The atmosphere killed, but moisture came from rock,
I did not judge this sinner’s block ravishing, just clock,
No stripes inside to ease away the pain, despair, hock,
Wires to traverse those structures not according, shock.

Did the eclipse light a fire within the heart, point stayed?
Or was Einstein there to fan and place, unaffecting okayed?
Did Steve Davis snooker the lass and the said, delayed?
And could decades set the wrong aright, deep parlayed?

Science will cure the Coronavirus without question, doubt,
Keep washing your hands, rational thought counts stout,
Stay away from other people to reduce your chances out,
Reason is in rationality, of human principles - values count.

Science

Metrics,
Real concs. 

Problems,
Solve ‘ems. 

Nature,
Culture.

See slave,
Behave. 

Faction,
Action. 

Mating,
Dating. 

Suckle,
Chuckle. 

Test tube,
Stat loop.

Scope read,
Nodes said. 

Bi drive,
Lat hive. 

Theory,
Clearly. 

Method,
Deft thud. 

Method,
Deft cod. 

Select,
Chain checked. 

Gather,
Blether. 

Science,
Finance. 

Science,
Distance. 

Freedom,
Kingdom. 

Freedom,
Random.

Physiology

Relational,
Situational.

Rate aware,
Said affair. 

Increments,
Detriments.

Free choice,
My voice.

At the gym,
Inside vim.

Sim ready.
Foot steady.

Anatomy

Body,
Wiry.

Mesh on,
Base song. 

Choke flex,
Ox tex.

Around,
The sound. 

Repair,
Aware.

Lipid,
Fluid.

Think sex,
In rex.

Biology

In me,
You see.

Cell wall,
Stand tall.

Fibre,
Timbre.

Cal joule,
No fool.

Met rate,
Instate.

Shake hands,
Sure lands.

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