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Nucleus Poems - Poems about Nucleus


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If only angles could be calculated by degrees of truth, Counted along perpendicularities measured by parallel reasons. If only spheres were round, Found amongst the globes hovering in the heavens we've named Space. Circling nuclei like electrons to an atom, orbiting thoughtlessly around a point that never proved itself. Heat and light suffice reason, it seems. To be and hither thither,...

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Categories: nucleus, america, analogy, extended metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Atom and Nucleus
Atom and Nucleus Particles invisible to the naked eye;If there is, it's imaginary. I realized that the atomic particles surrounding my throat were related to magic. The sound in contact with each other;It was the breaking of pieces of ice. I looked for the core in the earth's crust,but I couldn't find it. Because it wasn't there,I thought about it...

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Categories: nucleus, earth,
Form: Free verse



The Nucleus of the Right Touch
too much of a release is not a bad thing when a simple morning touch and a certain song by dusty springfield is playing so gently while sipping vanilla cream coffee starting up the day with Thanking God for her Smile of Reassurance good love from her is never too much of enough sweet kisses so southern that her saliva tastes like melted...

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Categories: nucleus, growth, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Are Nucleus Us
This has started again, This is something else, What is it again? I am keeping to myself, You are looking delicious, Gimme dat ya know I want, Gimme dat, I will fly. Am just celebrating life in silence, Keeping my thoughts and emotions lipped. I am shocked at how You got yourself back together, How you climbed off your heights, Just to realise That this love is real, This...

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Categories: nucleus, love,
Form: Ballad
Nucleus
Nature’s beta decay: Neutron becomes proton, Negative electron Now emitted and a Neutrino created (Nearly massless). The new Nuclide is more stable. 4/29/2017 For contest Pleiades N Sponsored by Kim Merryman...

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Categories: nucleus, science,
Form: Verse



Nucleus
Mothers are rare so many of them call themselves a mother but mothers are all gone children are rare too we see present only their leftovers unable to communicate without screens children are all gone through speakers there is a pronunciation shouting request for all fathers: would you please be so kind and pick up those words spread all over before they hurt someone....

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Categories: nucleus, family,
Form: Free verse
Nucleus
Poet: Ken Jordan Poem:  Nucleus  Edited by: Sparkle Jordan written: June/2014                        Your                      N       T                                   E       •    ...

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Categories: nucleus, emotions, house, math, miracle,
Form: Prose Poetry
Reversed Nucleus
Just a free form notion, A sky mold, hanging high. Dome around, the heart of town. Recipes so tasty, Diners, dives, meals, and high fives. Alley cats saving 9 lives. Its the city life. Bustling night, rustling unlike leaves. Street lights, Endless streets. Tonight is spent on the inside, Natures wall close on the outskirts. Windows abundant, Spent out...

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Categories: nucleus, lifeme, city, me,
Form: I do not know?
Nucleus
I am a woman trapped. I have come to know the true feelings of my sworn enemy. I have become Pandora's box in human form, the keeper of deadly and mysterious knowledge. I have to make the decision to lose my voice and leave my loved ones sightless or abase those close to me in...

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Categories: nucleus, angst, confusion, devotion, family,
Form: Free verse
Nucleus
What goes on in the gist of his mind? He anxiously awaits the moment to hold his first love again, to confine her in his palm and formulate a rhyme so fine, a line so devine that when the array of stanzas intertwine a quatrain is solified.... formed and cultivated- born and recreated- It's inconceivable to knock a rhyme off it's axis as...

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Categories: nucleus, imagination, mystery, on writing
Form: I do not know?

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