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Science Poems | Examples of Science Poetry

Premium Member The Ghost of Frankenstein
It’s hubris, I suppose, down in my soul, To think the ends will justify all means. And thinking that all rules are drab and dull I end up being blown to smithereens. But truly I know what is for the best! Thus, whispers little demons in my ears. Consider it a type of sacred quest And follow your own heart and not...

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Categories: science,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Codons of Contempt: A Crime Against Empathy
We came not for conquest, but for containment— though conquest is what happens when containment itches beneath the skin like sulfur spores in a sealed lung. They had the secret. Not gold, not weapons, not prophecy— but language that healed. Real language— not poetry, not prayer, but syntax of cells. Their infants spoke in codons. Their trees rustled in protein sequences. Their dead decomposed into algorithms that rewrote the...

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Categories: science, death, fear, horror, myth,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Premium Member Soma Poema
Autogynephilic males, with all that entails, doll up their faces, invade women’s spaces. It’s all about power to make the gals cower. Your nemesis, Rowling just keeps up the trolling. Yet surely you jest with hair on your chest; attempt to assert in heels and a skirt, but try though you try, that Y ~ you’re a guy. ...

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Categories: science,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Herodotus Theory of Winter
Herodotus thought that the sun, When blown from its course, summer's done. That wasn't quite true, Was maybe coo-coo, But thinking about it is fun....

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Categories: fun, funny, science, silly,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Invasion
Invasion Coming, coming, coming… The end, the end, the end… Alien entities catch your mind Your brain is gone. Your skull is empty Your brain sucked out from your head You don’t need a brain. You don’t need to think Snow-white carrion flies rule your life Murderous god-hating wasps These wasps fly around the world and kill The foggy science kills philosophies, religions This is an...

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Categories: life, science, spiritual,
Form: Free verse



Oh, How We Fell
Ancient howling came back to Earth And before long more species followed Some contested against this unnatural birth But no one could deny it’s monetary worth Then after a little - our world was swallowed Even though we lacked a time machine We ended back up in...

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Categories: science, 8th grade, animal, city,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Playing God
An eerie wind blows through the decaying bushes on the outskirts, while a rusted door sways on its broken hinges. The smell of ozone lingers from thunder cracking in the distance, as heavy rain unleashes upon the abandoned prairie. A broken soul wanders the expanse, searching for any solace in...

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Categories: science, adventure, corruption, future, poetry,
Form: Prose
Premium Member The Eternal Question: God, No God, Maybe God
"For his invisible attributes, namely, his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly perceived, ever since the creation of the world, in the things that have been made." - Romans 1:20 The coloured space refracts the Creator's essence A vision soaked in palettes with threefold lens RGB, HSV, or Lab—three in dimension, yet one in hue In every...

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Categories: science, christian, earth, god, jesus,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member tribute to thorn bug
thorn bug looks like thorn her camouflage is perfect mimicking nature...

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Categories: science,
Form: Haiku
Trapped by twisting strings
We are not trapped by iron bars ~ but by vibrating strings in a play Stars, atoms, creatures and time itself are string figures still quivering Ten heavens are trapped together by these unseen strings still weaving All between the innumerable fingers of Saklas, still twisting (Inspired by the scientific hypothesis of string theory, which states...

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Categories: dark, philosophy, science, stars,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member An example of understatement
What if the orbiting earth were to unexpectedly run into a brick wall, speeding through the galaxy one night in the middle of Fall? Can you imagine the sounds of death, destruction, and annihilation, as Christchurch, New Zealand, crashes into the Atlanta Metro bus station? I don’t think that would be any fun at all! ...

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Categories: dark, natural disasters, science
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member For the science averse'
When health scares are touted.' Check saftey rules are not Flouted, or all futures may well end up being worse.' My advice is; try not to be (too science averse)! ...

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Categories: science, education, health, judgement,
Form: Rhyme
Bizzumtiem
The Gain **************** A laser consists of three main components: a gain medium, a pump source, and an optical resonator. Primary Methods ***************** High Pressure, High Temperature Chemical Vapor Deposition For-Deuterium ****************** central plasma core where fusion reactions occur, powerful magnets to contain the plasma, and a surrounding blanket that absorbs energy and breeds tritium fuel Tungsten ******************** ...

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Categories: music, science,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Discontented Minds
Could discontentment be a vice? To be a farmer would suffice - yet, born upon this earthly sphere, a boy in County Lincolnshire was left by farming, cold as ice. Not content to sow and harvest grain, He sought to understand and explain, inventing calculus he showed how nature's secrets he'd decode with his unsated, searching brain. As Newton revealed the...

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Categories: environment, math, motivation, science,
Form: Rhyme
Mush
Neuroscience takes a world class meal grinds it into bits and tries to convince us — its taste has improved (Villanova University: April, 2025) ...

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Categories: mental health, science,
Form: Free verse

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