Galileo Poems - Poems about Galileo

...Winter’s releasing us from its perpetually gray and gloomy grip. Who can study in their room, on a beautiful spring afternoon? Azaleas assail ya, with champagne petals of bubblegum fuchsias, the......Read the rest...

...It happens every two point- five years so make sure you are there. Pack some stuff and put in the land rover and meet me at the desert in California. We will have barbecue on the sand and experim......Read the rest...

......or What's science got to do with it? Galileo looked through a lens one day And, boy, was he astounded. The Earth wasn't flat as he'd been told, It was, in fact, quite rounded. Pope Urban VI......Read the rest...

... * I'm trying out Halloween 'Harley Quinn' looks * If light is the fastest thing in the universe, why is darkness already there when light arrives? After watching Harry and Megan Suss......Read the rest...

...And from the tree of knowledge, a serpent slid into view He’d seen it all before, our future he already knew Moses on some mountain, taking down the tablets god drew Jesus climbing Calvary, bein......Read the rest...

...The intelligence men evince Is what should others convince That they have been working hard since, Now and again, from sure pains wince; Not Radiance of the king's Clarence: The White Dependent ......Read the rest...

...Reason without evidence Truth without form Burning the ladder Immune from the scorn Nuance to sleepwalk As reality dreams Proof in the eye Galileo redeemed (Dreamsleep: Febru......Read the rest...

...PopularLiveScienceAlertTechDaily ancient Martian microbes digest Trojan Asteroids daily mail lands on the Moon online tsunamis tracked by harmful UFO videos 2022: the Light-Year of the Gre......Read the rest...

...Great is the battle, small the victory when much that we had is lost to mankind - in this war of worlds its great casualty is the fallen consciousness in our mind. From arrowhead to smart......Read the rest...

...Venus I, II I Moonlight shone upon a withered, weary heart, warped and scarred by a life of many failures and dreams unfulfilled. now she is a slav......Read the rest...

...Seeps in like a sparkle of bright lightning, Rudely rough; like diamond unpolished; In forms of thought or belief, heightening, Stays inside bare vacuum diminished; Propels forces of impressions ......Read the rest...

...I Humans took Ancient Stories of constellations to science And laughed - all the way to the modern laboratory Just as Copernicus and Galileo would - at Ptolemaic Flat Earthists God laughing whe......Read the rest...

...I Moonlight, shone upon her collied, weary heart. scarred by a life of many failures and dreams unfulfilled now she is a slave to her own thoughts, and undying feelings of indifference. the m......Read the rest...

...Galileo saw his planets – but women were the first to know of true miracle: that new heartbeat; the motion of life within, before without. Oh, science can, speaking of men, brute strength d......Read the rest...

...The Moon and I are no strangers; often having spoken together, gazing off into distant space, into deeper mystery – for little is known of such regions...with only Light's dim word as referenc......Read the rest...