Galileo Galilei Poems - Poems about Galileo Galilei

... When people comment on the style or way I write and the words I use to express and convey my thoughts and views. I tend to stop and ponder my road less traveled . Acknowledging, ......

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...Galileo Galilei Often went out of his way To explain helio-philosophy In return he was accused of heresy. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - *The rhymes of a Cl......

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...When their daughter asks them about the Renaissance, they’ll tell her about Da Vinci’s ‘Last Supper’, Andreas Versailus and Nicholas Copernicus but I wish them to tell her how Galileo Galilei was i......

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...Sweet Centerless Sixteen by Michael R. Burch Inconsolable as “love” had left your heart, you woke this morning eager to pursue warm lips again, or something “really cool” on which to press you......

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...Leaders are broken too many old men are outspoken because the other is wrong never makes all old men right experts will tell you science extremists will proclaim gods will the world does spin a......

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...An avid student of Copernicus And keen observer of the universe, The founding father of astronomy, Philosopher and polymath was he. Punished by Urban for his heresy, For his heliocentric the-o-r......

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...Without a telescope Galileo Galilei could have not discovered all of Jupiter's dwarf moons orbiting around it; don't we breathlessly behold the different colors of lovely Venus? Mars, Pluto, Moon......

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...There once came a day when the world took flight ('twas only a handful who gaped at the sight) For when she spread her wings so few could believe; and fewer still could keep alive the dream, ......

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...There once came a day when the world took flight ('twas only a handful who gaped at the sight) For when she spread her wings so few could believe; and fewer still could keep alive the dream, ......

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...The correlation between the bull and its southern identity, most likely gives significance to its “calf land” description. The labour room where renaissance was born and historically grown......

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...Glimpse a new norm that tells the truth, Attend to sight that knows the stars; Lift the old form that veils the proof, Ignite a light with grace on par; Lame no more then the cause most right, E......

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...in Florence, Italy, the Museo Galileo houses the middle finger of Galileo Galilei--- enclosed in a glass case & sticking upright at the sky, it not-so-subtly signifies the wonder that came in insis......

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...Why is it yours to pray for me, precisely choose the course I set, to tune the scope that I might see your plan for me? My friend, I’ve yet to fathom your intolerance for those who sow and reap ......

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