Marie Curie Poems - Poems about Marie Curie

...In the depths of Van Gogh's starry night, A passion burned, and a soul took flight. Colours swirled in a cosmic dance, His paintbrush, his fervent romance. Michelangelo with marble white, Carv......

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...Robert Boyle First latter-day chemist Robert Boyle, never immune to laboratory toil, practical laws on volume and pressure, inherited as a science world treasure Svante Arrhenius The bright......

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...The contributions of women are sometimes overlooked But where would we be without the contributions of Katherine Johnson In the 60's she did finely tune The mathematical calculations that sent ......

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...Women of the world, my tribute to you! You are the mother, you are the wife, You are the daughter, you are the sister! you are the......

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..."Some Grave Humor for Monday Mourning" Posted 5 Apr 2021 take note: if you don't go to your friend's funerals they won't go to yours some think our cemetery is nice......

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...THE CHIMNEY The once fine air, refreshens with dust Between the village horizon and crest Since the sailing of a death chemical chimney. Young green plants seedlings growing on slope Are left ......

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...Tonight, I want to say something wonderful For the left-handed people who can adapt to a world full of left-sided thinkers. The ones who can navigate with all the specially opposed tools, like ......

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...Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. Marie Curie Everything beyond death is to become loved. We are only to be ego-identity stood under as also eco-seated ov......

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...The birth place of world war II after an invasion void of any declaration. Stamps on history’s book by feminine hands to ascertain the first death sentence of the same human disaster. A t......

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...Being First Isn't Always Best By Elton Camp Unkind words the winner may choose “Second place only means to lose.” So many things are cast as a race Be first, or it’s scorn that you face Who was s......

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...Marie Curie, the radiant, In wits and style above the gradient. Declared she that wigs would be "in" Along with glowing skin.......

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...History books are filled with men’s escapades Are women’s accomplishments seen as charades? Joan of Arc had visions of saints leading her to save France from Britain’s tyrannical cur. Rosa Parks re......

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