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The Poet and the Physicist
A pen tis' stride of mystery, His search for truth eternity, Lost in worlds so beyond, No point of return did all warn'd, Tread he bravely by this sea, Forward he gazed to infinity, But lonely be, was he not's, In his pen and his the thoughts, Held his hand and walked in bliss’t, The curious mind, a physicist, Together with they trekked this new...

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Categories: physicist, poets, science fiction, wisdom,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member The Physicist and the Mathematician
The theoretical physicist asked, Why do all nomials act like binomials? The elegant mathematician responded, Why do all positives equal double negatives? The long-winded politician commented, Why do all politically empowering answers encourage 1. patriarchal wealth economist to respond with paradoxical not not health 0. satisfactory feminist questions To support bilaterally balancing quantum qualitative universal healthy space LeftThought and unitarian safe time RightFelt panentheistic ecology?...

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Categories: physicist, culture, health, humor, language,
Form: Political Verse



The Miserable Physicist Ii
OLD VERSION (This poem was published in Leaves of Ink, this August) He finds nothing new to be excited about; a bottle of whisky, dark humor, and a packet of cigarettes are his companion. “All the breakthroughs and works that I have done will end in a flash, when another Big Bang occurs”, he mourns deep inside his soul, as his...

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Categories: physicist, art, imagery, life, sad,
Form: Free verse
The Miserable Physicist
“Light travels thousands of miles per second,” she taught in her physics classes. “God is Light,” she heard in Sunday sermons; she wonders why God doesn’t hear her prayer as fast as the speed of light; the key of the universe’ secrets is still out of reach from her palms……...

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Categories: physicist, art, god, imagery, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Late-Night Faith Crisis For a Physicist
The world has become smaller Memories dance in the corners Of unfamiliar places... The bounds of what we thought we knew before Have shifted, and recede from us Adopting the uneasy look of forgotten, Once-familiar faces. Uncertainty, the rock our reason founders on, Rides its waves of change As what seemed the very firmament falls away Dissolving and becoming something new. Sometimes there's no comfort in...

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Categories: physicist, mystery, nature, philosophy, science,
Form: Rhyme



Untitled #32 / Crazy Physicist
Crazy physicist! So, you can put a man on the moon? Ooh! I have a new problem! Calculate the trajectory of my soul as it leaves my body!...

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Categories: physicist, confusion, education, introspection, life,
Form: Ode

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