Name Science Poems

Completion of science


I thought and thought the same things again.
I wanted to create a human being and show her as my proof.
I created a baby...

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The air is foetid and breathing is so difficult. 
The open window allows floating debris,
To spread its pungent staleness over all.
It’s a difficult struggle for...

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I woke up this mornin’ and my phone was playin’
A song about mornin’ rain
How did my phone know that it was rainin’?
I guess it’s smart...

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how many smells can a human brain decipher?
If you guessed five hundred, your guess is way too low.
One thousand?
Two thousand?
Five thousand?
Believe it or not, twice...

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We’ve got erythrocytes,
erythrocytes,
erythrocytes in the body

Another name for erythrocytes,
erythrocytes,
erythrocytes in the body
is red blood cells.
We’ve got erythrocytes in the body
and they carry oxygen in the...

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...He’d push the tech until light years
took just days for men to travel,
wrote laws that stood the test of time,
so the species didn’t unravel.

Even wrote...

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He reigned down through the centuries,
and every human knew his name,
Emperor Guiscard the Deathless,
from Quebec this great figure came.

Arising in chaotic times
in the twenty-first century,
when...

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His name was Carson Wetherstrum,
and his childhood wasn’t grand,
his mother was plain trailer trash,
his father a confidence man.

He never knew his dad that much,
and only...

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He never came back, no one ever did,
she was trapped inside with all that she knew,
no more information came to her now,
but he’d programmed her...

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She started off inside of a dry cave,
out in the desert, where no water ran,
her father bought it, saved up years of pay,
why he bought...

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Fear lost the human race
each and all in their place
no one moves do we breathe
no one looks no one sees
Standing in perfect circles alone
hear the...

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...Jack couldn’t believe such nonsense,
said, “You’re not a shrink, you’re insane.
I’ve been a farmer all my life,
And no one has cut on my brain.”

Johns handed...

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...Jack watched her go, rather confused,
he looked to Johns and said, “That’s strange…”
Johns nodded, said, “It will made sense,
there’s much that I have to explain.”

He...

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Red blood courses through my veins
    I've written my will, I pay my bills
  The currents of the day reach me...

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In shadows deep around the world,
here and there where thoughts converge,
A poem stirs, with words emerge,
To shed light on the dangers found,
When religion's cloak is...

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