Long Man of science Poems

[First posted in 3 parts. Intended novel: time never allowed]

Prologue
This,  Sir, is the prologue from before our tale begins
About the day our father did succumb to mortal sins
And left behind a man who would...

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Beneath the sunlit dome of sky,
Where whispers of winds and rivers sigh,
Lies a shadow, a wound unhealed,
The truth of mankind, long concealed.

We stand, architects of dreams and light,
Yet builders, too, of endless night.
The seeds of...

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...He remembered his childhood,
Cajun stories of the bayou,
and one of an old witch doctor,
they claimed he still practiced voodoo.

He had seen the man once or twice,
he’d seemed rather old decades back,
but when Alex called some...

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It took some heavy digging and a lot of clever research.
But scientists have now explained in full detail how evolution works.
Finally it all comes together after much debate and so much time.
(To appeal to the...

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Go for life of the amazing if you want it, choose what you see, be much more . 
Around in the night underneath the street lamps light, sing the songs stay up late, watch the...

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Leaving Adam


Eons advance and passed away.
Thought, theory, speculation and opinions, die.
Glancing through lenses, and squinting, at the sky,
Adam, pointing, at the twinkling specs, named the brilliant ballet.
 
 
So, following mankind, up the mountain,
And ascending...

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When she gave birth to you, your mom 
lay resting in her bed
and wondered what you would be like
three decades up ahead.

She thought you might decide to be
a monk withdrawn from life.
You'd ponder all the...

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Living without a father wasn’t a good fate
This in the future could bring about immense hate
But this did not stop your talent and purpose
Although you were a premature baby
This would not stop your mental development...

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It’s said, the weight of the soul is 21 grams.
Dr MacDougall told us this.

To measure, he put the dying on the scales.
Dr MacDougall, proving his point
Took some dogs, weighed them too.

Dr MacDougall was a man...

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O praise be to our glorious Maker 
for bringing us O wondrous cheetahs.
That man of science 
has named before us:
Acinoynx Jubatus species.

Let their mighty strength be prudent 
in that they may outlast time.
As much as...

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Go now! I shall stay amidst my woe,
My soft heart twitches with affliction.
Fleeing condemnation,  I will go!
A cold man of science; is no show.
Obscene as he can be, he hounds.
Go now! I shall stay...

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Colors abound around me,
Green, yellow, red, blue,
Purple, brown,
Black, brown and several hues,
And all are from nature,
It’s a full palette of nature’s colors,
Who wrote the codes for these colors?
Why were they needed at all?
We could have...

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The moon emerged from the lonely skies
dew-filled her lovely eyes
how she wished she could some day
sail on earth, kiss the green, if she may.
Here I was lying, on the sweet green grass
'n me the eyes...

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