Science Life Poems

event horizon
revealing outer limit
of singular force

swirling cosmic dust
genesis of star’s being
clouds stellar ceiling

space lying between
all that can be felt or seen
formed that which has been

vivid...

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Vilmos: You can’t be bound for a thousand years.
             My life is yours.
...

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In the  center of the Moon
exists life, removed from sight,
until dawns its evolution.

Within Earth's organic evolution,
what exists on Earth as on the Moon?
Imagine the...

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Decent life
Pure life

I can’t do that
Psychology destroying the life
Destroys in my life
Parasite science
Plastic
Kills my life.

Why must I accept this science? 
This is a mental poison,...

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Life, don’t love me

Life, don’t love me
Don’t love me
Please, forget me
I want purity
Kill me, 
Kill me.
You can’t give me light and purity.

I want life
I want...

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I want independence 

I want freedom, I want to live, and get my life
Get my life back, get independence, love of life

I am not a...

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Are you being held back?
Are you living in your past?
Are you carrying the burden?
Are you bearing the brunt?

Have you more questions than answer?
Have you been...

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a serendipitous day and a half
when the big bang happened
everything called to being
from some singularity
barely anything wasted
except you and I 
on pyjama days 
when it’s...

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Where steel titans glower, casting endless shade,
Rain's memory fades, and a parched land is displayed.
Bangalore simmers, a cauldron in the sun,
Life withers silent, its thirsty...

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I, as paper man
in paper town, 
grey, saw 
a cardboard cut-out
of a mirror, 
the reflection
was a busy world 
it didn't look real, 
those colours
and restaurants


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I’m only people to other people
to them I’m the guy in the street
yet, to many I’m not even there
stencilling my echo onto a world
as I...

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then you rushed into the leafy courtyard late
like you’d just been thrown in by some hand
but we hadn’t actually arranged it yet 
I knew immediately...

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With an impulsive cognizance of the mother instinct
In physique and psyche, with her lambs, she's lovingly linked.

Her head-butting, as though she looks furious, does not...

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I was an illustrious, nuclear physicist, and I was studying the strong force,
Holding together building blocks of all atoms, as stars hold to their course.

That...

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POEMS ABOUT SCIENCE 6: EVOLUTION

Singularity
by Michael R. Burch

Are scientists confounded like the ostrich?
Heads buried in the sand, they shout, *Preposterous!*
This universe, so magical, they say,
proves...

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