Science Poems | Examples of Science Poetry

I used to ride the train from school to home and back, every other weekend, in an old Pullman car built in the nineteen-thirties. It smelled like my grandma’s house— a little musty, like time had curled up and fallen asleep in the cushions. Too warm, always, but the clickety-clack over tie bars and rail frogs lulled me to sleep, rocking me gently as if the...

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dean meat-mad @impossible3 rob'in'/hood; all get free lunches 1week says impossible3 need2learn: responsibility clean: building lab/gym 3decas old when meat-looks mattered laze lock/chains (nokey) dust!dirt!choke!cough! meat reflex: disgust hands make meat motions oldstyle wax on/off, lolz 2of3 sees button red/blue meat response: excitement 1of3: worried @meatspeak 3of3: trouble/warn/no 2of3: meat-weak presses red/blue quick 3beepLOUD meat reflex: alarm/worried/fear floorMOVE meatmoves: 2of3falls WATER (w/out floor) meat word: stagnant/gross/nasty meat memory: ocean/sea/brine/salt/brackish 2of3 splash/swim/paddle 1of3 reach/grab/help 2of3: pain/blood/agony 1of3 recall:...

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Digital addict: What's life without internet It's dull and boring. Earth is energy Things you have seen and not seen They came from one source. Technology came Since time and immemorial They just hung up there. Air has wave you know It travel fast here to there Sending a message. Navajo code signs Makes enemy mind absurd Won the war easy. From rock to metal How the...

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The sun unfolds, precisely peeking through the light of stars, dominating ink-spilled nights. Its rays graze softly on blooming wounds as sirens set off warnings of incoming dunes. O vulnerable soul! I pray you stay quiet, hold dearly onto the kaleidoscopic life slowly flowing out of your diluted sight. O transient time! I pray you stay still for...

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In silence lies a hidden blade, A subtle force, in shadows laid. While others shout, their voices loud, The quiet stands unbowed. Rejection’s sting, a bitter art, Yet fuels the fire within the heart. Each “no” a step on paths unknown, A test of will, a strength full-grown. Watchful eyes with steady gaze, Unspoken truths through crowded haze. While noise consumes the restless sea, The silent...

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Written By: D. Collins 5/29/25 With no magnetic field nor atmosphere. Wouldn't radiation rain down everywhere? What physics are involved with explosions in space? And what would be the outcome of the human race? Would it completely throw our moon out of whack? Causing major tsunamis or have they thought about that? I'm no genius but I have simple common sense. Explosions...

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What we think we know From the history book as we grow About how we become humans Might just be a grain of sand in a desert Religion taught of the creation A good will of a bigger being Who from dust mold, better carves The most intelligent thing on Earth. Early scientists say we evolve From ape-like creatures, bushy hairs Transformed from round...

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Physicists may say, 'Random is not truly random, it only appears to be,' but another theory goes, (according to me) 'Not so when playing games of chance,' (and I have done the sums) for this experiment logic states, 'The odds in favour are 5 to 1.' As I spy with my little eye, seeing spots and counting dots on a regular die, (these don't go to 11) the...

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on ship’s voyage cosmos-deep a captain’s life was laid to sleep wrapped in linen mummy-style and thrown into the stellar keep he floated on in endless black ...

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A most important thing to do is to put on a sock before a shoe The method that is, by far, the worst is to position the shoe on first. An experimental scientist with pride, I only know, because I tried.  An exploration motivated by Gray Squirrel's observation:   Humans make a big to-do, because they wear a shoe. Another animal, of course, wears a shoe.  He's...

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Albert Einstein, a friend of mine, plays the violin so fine - hire him for a birthday or festivity, and ask him about relativity....

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Rolex If it’s a creation, then science and spirit should explain each other. Not argue. Not compete. They should echo. Like a wave entering water— and the water nods. I was born into a field, not a house. The floor, the couch, the corners— they didn’t creak. They hummed. The rooms didn’t scare me. The electrons did. The lies— It came through pattern. Through footsteps stored in drywall. Through the breath...

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Altho' it's not E=mc squared, Albert was heard to theorise when he declared, "Carrots are relatively good for the eyes, it's a fact they'll make you see well and look good too, I'm blinding you with science, it's not hoodoo or a voodoo act." He then asserted, with a wicked grin, "It only hurts when you put them in." ...

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Friction can be tricky if not applied correctly. None - creates a slipping hazard on ice. A little - causes a blister on your heel. Too much - results in the collapse of a relationship. But just enough - will ignite a fire (outdoors to toast a marshmallow, or in your soul to propel you forward)....

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once as dead as a dodo, what a crazy El Mundo taking the wheel another time, life on its rodeo Segundo a DNA cocktail of Big Bird and Bert's Nicobar pigeon dodos with canary plumes and rainbow beaks jaywalk again...

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