Engineers Poems - Poems about Engineers

avoid the existential to dare to build forever grasping towards intangibles manifest through the culture eating the creature we must create, all serpentine with viral psionic mandibles god undoubtedly real held captive in our future perfect paleolithic project, a work in progress there is no time to worship the only worship is work the idiot engineers weave the wireless tapestry suicide booths and sexbots born inorganically beautiful dreams from tv we do not...

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I watched attentively as each fold was creased so carefully and precisely, and then tested with great care to exact the chosen form. It was made worthy of long, sustained flight to compete with the other boys, whose fathers also taught them the basics of aerodynamics from the kitchen table....

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Colonial master: A lot was doing faster Many stubborn chains able to loosen Like the vessels whom Christ had chosen. Colonial master: Hatefully fought by Rasta But they were also safeguarding Jamaican rights, Which sometimes would their sanctity lose In the darkness of tragic nights At the hands of The Conquered by booze. This Great Master though was a great slave To every African cultivable soil And...

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Doctors (particularly biomedical engineers)... really trolley train hard to keep track of patients Eye tell ya we (spuds) pulled up stakes after four yar and zero scores ago living in Bryn Mawr salutary heart and lungs figurative storied Main Line Health medical network latter part of June tooth thousand seventeen approximately July first same year bidding au revoir bid good riddance account to slumlord - hood...

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Completing task, Running fast Handwriting gets dirty Still their books are pretty From sleeping late at night, till getting up on time Struggling hard to make themselves look fine Working hard, achieving goals Learning so fast, so that they win Engineers are serious enough To live their dreams ...

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Engineers know to build in redundancies when lives depend not necessarily exact replicas of the primary unit but systems whose secondary function is to carry the load when a primary system fails. The principle applies to all organisms and the inanimate objects designed to support them. But the sun and the rock that is earth need...

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