Best Einsteins Poems


Mindful Or Mindless

My desk is all of a shamble
My garden is full of bramble
Does this show me to be
High in ability
Or just a bad example 


So, if I tidy up the mess
Would my intelligence be less
Would I be a social turd
Misunderstanding each word
Just like a politician ... yes?


Einsteins Quote :
If a cluttered desk, signs a cluttered mind, of what, then, is an empty desk a sign?

Penned 17 April 2015
Categories: einsteins, confusion,
Form: Limerick

The Know It All

I started to read at the age of three
and know all the winners on Jeopardy
have posters of Einstein all over my walls
the theory of relativity my favorite of all,

Since my parents and teachers and I all agreed
I skipped grades and earned an early Doctorate Degree
I'm a walking talking human encyclopedia
my brilliant brain to yours far superior,

Just ask me anything about history, math or science
I love to hear myself talk even about the latest appliance
in detail I'll explain to you how it all works
as I'll never quite understand your cranium quirks,

The few friends I have all belong to the same club
where the MENSA rules mean an IQ of 130 and above
when I get together with my ordinary family at the holidays
I try to explain the cosmos to them and they all walk away,

I've even heard them whisper he's just a know it all
avoiding eye contact with me as they scamper down the hall
but since I'm a rocket scientist genius I can't help but take delight
in having your full attention as I explain Einsteins theory of light,

I guess my family's new nick name for me is really quite fitting
no longer called Einstein but now known as Sheldon.


11-26-17
Categories: einsteins, humor, smart,
Form: Light Verse

Premium Member The Presser

the Buzz, Collins, Armstrong, applause.
first man, there were three
earthlings who were projected into space.
crowded, not of this world
of celebration and glory.
before lights flashing, attention-demanding.
mission impossible, a presser.
to the moon, but dry
in the throat.
watch the hands, fiddling with papers,
sooth-petting. not practiced
in speech; not 2024 peak.
lights out in black box - perhaps
the famous astronauts
imagine they’re back in space,
clear from prying eyes
as they turn attention to the somewhere screen.
In 2024, we’re bored
because we’ve learned to be entertained
at fast speed, not stuttering-suspended
in animation. fine fellows, firsts
paved the way to now - history-bound.
funny photo caused levity,
liftoff of audience lightened
the payload. next up,
Buzz in blue,
looks directly at the crowd,
hands in pounce mode.
fight or flight, so apropos.
Neil continues, more comfortably explaining,
after his two constituents calmed the waters.
later the moon will peer down
in the night sky.
today kids don’t dream
of flight, they fly
effortlessly through the skies
and little Einsteins
is not impossible in their eyes.
but back in 1969
a sleepy me, just 8,
witnessed the first moon landing.
Categories: einsteins, history, moon,
Form: Free verse

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To Beethoven

Beethoven,
I love you.

But you play your
Moonlight Sonata
On a bleak night and
I am left-
In my coffin
Bones devouring
Flesh-
Eyes drowning in chasms
Left wide open-
Wearing a black dress
With a white collar
Sweeping dust and talking
To myself

All the delicate Ballerinas 
Of the world
Softly dance with those
Grotesque girls
Who were told they were
Too fat to perform
When they were alive

And the Cavaliers watch from afar- 
As they write poetry drained
With Disdain towards
The Love
They never had and never lost

The Emersons and the Twains
Watch quietly--
The Einsteins, Newtons, and Hookes- 
Scribble formulas on napkins
As they try to calculate
The changing notes your Piano Plays---

The kings quarrel and start a war.

Scared for the life I have already lost I-
Clench to the hand of the
Man next to me
Who died of cancer because he
Swore and drank too much

All our thoughts collide
The piano plays on
Newspapers rot
And it all flashes before me-
The Pharaohs
The Kings
The Wars in the name of God
The poems
The symphonies
Centuries filled with Nothing
People
People
People 

It all flashes before me-
As we die again 
And again

The process repeats itself at least twice-

Until I wake up in my bed,
Shudder,
Take off my earphones
And stare at the 
Empty room around me.
Categories: einsteins, angst, art, cancer,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Electromagnetism

Wow! Albert Einsteins
Unified field theory
Fundamental forces

Elementary
Particles, his classical
Relativity



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Categories: einsteins, science
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Chemistry Session Backfired

Shall I relay a sidesplitting hoot from my “care-free” on campus fun phase?
It entails a laboratory session involving three mystic world colossal oafs.
 One had an unerring penchant for Laurel and Hardy mishaps, the other this beautiful dreamer whose attention span rambled for miles.
a meandering focal point tourist with no yen for one spot or one task.
As for me the fault-prone narrator I had comic book deficits too.
 Pulitzer Prize petty fog pinpoint, fastidious fat head by gum!
 At the hearth of this tale is a chemistry prep that was doomed from an innocent outset.
It was aptly enough “Anodyne,” this soon to be splitting head bushfire.
From uproarious weighing scale howlers, to starter material gaffes, to say nothing of sequential missteps, Mount Everest blunders galore. 
Our ill-fitting glassware threw tantrums, miscellaneous beaker’s burst dams, reactants rose up, a calamitous farce, they shed buckets of organic stuff down the sink.
For all my precision I seemed a right goof with this risible maximum brownie point fetish.
My beautiful dreamer close comrade who by turns Walter Mitty pale stand-in now immune to chaotic abandon at large.
That accident-prone other pal 
would be every insurer’s worst nightmare.
Nearby class  mates could barely restrain widespread glee at us laughing stock hapless quaint bunch.
The poor teacher in charge had  a seizure, quite gormless, green faced and gobsmacked.
 “I wonder what next can go wrong.”
 “Quite frankly I shudder to think as you merry buffoons soldier on.”
 This thunderstruck teacher was known as the “doyen of do it right down to the dottiest detail.”
After a humorous pause his eyeballs rotate in jocular mode then made a ginormous grand gesture.
“Put this jinx ridden self-destruct day in some tuck away memory file.”
“Write a one page report, say the gremlins prevailed and I’ll give you an average mark.”
“For goodness sakes don’t blow this offer like you’ve nearly blown 
up my whole group.”
On an ironic note “doyen do it right” gave a brief safety course start of term.
It seemingly fell on deaf ears.
I’ll be blowed as my parents once said when life took a damned awful turn.
We three “Einsteins” in technical garb almost were, blowed that is!




Posted ; 11th January 2022
Categories: einsteins, art, character, color, confusion,
Form: Prose Poetry


Premium Member Villanelle: the Dilemma of the Non-Violent - 44

Villanelle: The Dilemma of the Non-Violent – 44

Billions of years to make one of trillion planets
Whose – dare you guess – already sinking in drink
Men of little vision dicing for nuggets

World transformed by Einsteins Nobel laureates
Poised by Dark Ages men on abysmal brink
Billions of years to make one of trillion planets

Party-mad men serve their term without regrets
Yes make improvements cut ribbons dine toast drink
Men of little vision dicing for nuggets

Parties win with funds from business pockets
High finance pollutes parties leaders hoodwink
Billions of years to make one of trillion planets

Blame it on industry on progress rockets
Not on men whose greed drags us down the stink sink
Men of little vision dicing for nuggets

Plimsoll Line at two degrees’ Russian roulettes
Not to abstain NOW means aims aren’t worth the think
Billions of years to make one of trillion planets
Men of little vision dicing for nuggets

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2015
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Categories: einsteins, environment, political, violence, world,
Form: Villanelle

Happening and Doing - Unity In Diversity

Resurrection Day Blessings:

I
Two as One, Many into One
Wisdom speaks of Dreamer and Dreamed
When Dreamer “sleeps” it is then IT happens
Jesus speaks of His Love for the Redeemed
As God and He are One, He dreams that for His disciples

II
Coming out of dream, back on earthy ground
My Beloved and I are one, ofttimes
We have wills of our own, individual drives
That redshifts the starlight, sometimes
Space is warp and time is the woof
I dream of Beloved and I as THE fabric, spacetime!

III
The Gravity of the dream is from she and he, to Universality
Could we become a rock with mass, Einstein’s MASSive energy?
D E N S I T Y
To warp the fabric of spacetime toward a Black Hole
In the universe, while seeking THAT universality?
Tat Tvam Asi, says the Sanskrit of Hindu philosophy
One, dreamed as many by the Master-Dreamer
Who will awake first: the DOING or the Happening?
In the metaphor, I am exhausted witness, surrendered yet doing!
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Categories: einsteins, appreciation, bible, creation, culture,
Form: Rhyme

Voice Everlasting Whispers

I fail to sleep by night as

My soul sails away from me

My eyelids collapse, heavy with sleep

As I hear toothless voices

Spouting out truth like a fountain with rusty waters

They inform me of memories I knew nothing of

The memories lost with those who came to pass

The memories of ways healing to my loneliness

And portions to my present sorrows (cause of lament)

Memories of gifts, that promises as heavy clouds promises heavy rain

I hear the lamentations of those long gone as they whisper unto me

Their whispers thin with our desires

Their faces marked with maps of aging

They say child

Long have we sought for peace from the beginning of our beings,

Timeless have we blamed the rivers of being dump purposely because of their everlasting endurance

But now as you can tell, the pursuer has caught up with us, the weary

So we chose the dry shell to arouse

For you the eggshell when planted with the right yolk, the outcome is

Gifts available in abundance

Run and never grow weary

You may live calmly as you please

A life of slow life style

And never hurry or rush

A life of patiency, for you need not hurry

The yoke is in you

As i try to reason all this

I notice that of all these writings I scribble

I am beyond age to understand

For I wrote in ancient vowels everyone seemed to have forgotten

For sure I am a hatchling

Simplify your riddles you whom dust has claimed

For I am a hatchling compared to your knowledge

Pardon I ask

Puzzled as i was I asked for translation

Ask who my child?

The great voices turn to trembling voices as they say

Ask the florist where to find the rose of Sharon

Ask the builders which is the chief cornerstone

Ask the physicians which is the greatest amongst them all

Ask the Einsteins for the source of eternal data

And when you find the lily of the valley

He shall lead you wherever He goes, He shall carry you through difficult phases

For He is the good Shepherd, the greatest amongst them all

He shall renew your shell

Fill in the yoke

And the river of flowing living waters shall flow in you

now voice.
Categories: einsteins, faith, hope, life, life,
Form: Iambic Pentameter

Premium Member Thinking Materially Gaseous Mineral

	Think(ing) materially gaseous Mineral

						if anything can be thought to be certain
		what thinks thinks up the multiverses
			in the first place
							minus the ego
so solipsistic faramineux worlds 
	as the solitary thought can contain
								   other diachronic universes	
			thought up likewise by our anti-selves
hidden by necessity to our Selves
							behind blind coulisses
        sliding door dimensions
							opaque window views for some  perhaps all

       =  black hole in the head

           mundane life an out-of-space experiment
                       well why not
       robots evolving into Pavlovian mice-minded humans
					               but experiment and life
                 equally part of the thinking ding an sich
   
     neither beginning nor end
the maddened dog spinning after its own tail
                                                     keeps us in the space-time curve
          the robot cannot understand nonsense
                                               or c an it be programmed for
away with avatars saviours prophets messiahs gurus soothsayers   
			mystificators

			give us this day our four fundamental truths   
				and forgive us our ignorances
     for  Thine is the Big-Bang
						for ever and ever
		till Big-Crunch Day drums at your four firm Judgement feet

who lives to prove this
					if answers must always be sought
         by Einsteins
				discoveries awaiting corroboration
 for once gone
			you’re gone for ever  UNSUPPORTED CODE  

	for THINE is the Big Banged Kingdoms
							for ever and ever
till bigcrunched balls litter 
                                   your four law-bound feet

May 5, 1997
© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2016; revised from the collection: longhand notes (1999)
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Categories: einsteins, creation, nature, philosophy, religion,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Villanelle Ask Not What the Devil's the Devil

Villanelle: Ask not What the Devil’s the Devil !

 
Ask not What the Devil’s the Devil
Back to back with the Holy Being
When Good snakes what leads not to Evil

God! Why can’t the doG be forged on anvil
Black sparks from Whitesmiths black doG yelling
Ask not What the Devil’s the Devil

Einsteins Heisenbergs delved atom’s navel
Yet true Truman dropped bombs without trying*
When Good snakes what leads not to Evil

Ask not why go(o)d GOD won’t quell Evil
Nor why BAD dab at GO(o)D reigning
Ask not What the Devil’s the Devil

Good needs Evil much as God the Devil
Watch male-fe-male in abject writhing
When Good snakes what leads not to Evil

Only Time makes not the picture stand still
The end of Day lets drop the ceiling
Ask not What the Devil’s the Devil
When Good snakes what leads not to Evil

* He could have dropped them on some deserted Pacific atoll first to warn the Enemy.

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2015
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Categories: einsteins, evil, god, war,
Form: Villanelle

'the Twitch'

This is the story of ‘the twitch’.  
We have all had it:  
   That bit of movement before we sleep.  
We have been awakened by it when we were younger. . . it threw our arm out to catch us 
before we fell out of bed.
   It was even younger than that for us.  
   It was sometimes confused with a kick --  from our mothers’ tummies  to the swaddle of 
blanket.  
   As we grew, the arm no longer flew. . . and thus. . . ‘the twitch’.
   It is thought that we started with 
a parting of the energy that mathematicians make Einsteins 
of, or, 
sounds of the aria that Mozart’d 
into our echoes of the day --  a marriage of concept and conceptual.  
   It took us through the outreach of awkward doubt. . . brought us ‘round the curve 
of nerve 
for monkey bars toward the first dance; drew blood in our mouths before we got the first 
punch – given/taken.
The part of ‘the twitch’ 
that is worthy of noting now is that 
   it has never wanted to be caught:  
   It wanted more than nothing to be left alone – perhaps; conceived that 
   it would be an occasion for cause. . . effect – the drive our parents tried to delay 
with Dr. Seuss and Disney books.  A teenage indifference took us away from 
   it.
We all fall asleep. . . as we’ve always done.  
The story of ‘the twitch’ begins at the thumb; carries on. . . for the course of fingers
   it touched.
Brings  us a little closer to the edge of our beds.
Categories: einsteins, adventure, childhood, confusion, friendship,
Form:

Time Travel Through Thoughts

If a one dimensional dot can see himself

Two dimensions he cannot 

If a 2D line can see himself and the dot

Three dimensions he cannot

For us we can see them all for we are 3D

And time is the fourth dimension, supposedly

But what comes after that we wont know

For our minds cannot comprehend this blow

But what if the breach of thought could be

A way to get into the world of 5D

Einsteins theory of relativity

Was biast as is was written with math from 3D

 I do not know how to prove him wrong

Through 100 years his theory stood strong

But so did the one that said we will never fly

We broke the sound barrier after relentless try

We all approve space is a grand scheme

And no fairy tale god created it from his genes

For we will never see the true world

Of this vast space in dimensions untold

One day his theory will break and we'll laugh

Just as we do when we take a photograph

For every notion and theory based on 3D

Is a foolish one knowing that dot cant see the line indeed

So how can we base this one that is true?

With math I guess the language of prude

But let me throw a wrench in your flaw

If I just add zero to any theory it will fall

So dont dedicate your life to arithmitic

For its like religion, and the end will be catestrophic

For all quantum phsysics and cosmic vacuum loops

We can try and understand as light bends through its hoop

For all the curved space and entropy arrow of time

Take your twin paradox theory and replace it with Gods ryhme

And take your general relativity theory from the pastence

Toss it on Einsteins grave and replace it with prudence

Long live Jesus and Einstein together they create nothing but chaos
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Categories: einsteins, faith, philosophy, science, space,
Form:

Our Black Hole

I
Roger Dean at a South African college
And team, caught our singularity
The black hole, so Einsteins Relativity
Does not apply here, physics' knowledge

II
Amazing that at the center of our Milky Way
There is so much outside of usual gravity
Space-time, if a fabric, has massive debris
One of these swallows all light, passers by!
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Categories: einsteins, africa, creation, inspirational, miracle,
Form: Free verse

This Christmas

This Christmas we want a cure for Cancer....
Cancer, that grave callous dancer,
We've all been touched by Cancer's Grim Reaper,
This a malady that knows no barriers,
This Christmas we want health and happiness,
Young Einsteins, it's your issue to address,
A cure for Cancer would surely bless,
That's what we all want to say,
F.U. Cancer, begone by Christmas Day.
Categories: einsteins, angst, cancer, death, health,
Form: Free verse
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