Nature Science Poems

The heavens are full of energies, the creation is ultimately made for mankind.  The stars in the sky, reminds us of his mysteries..of life...

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black sunflower sun
	onyx upon opal orb ~
		curious cat...

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In the realm where atoms dance in space,
Science unveils its wondrous grace.
A symphony of particles, small yet grand,
Unraveling mysteries across the land.

In laboratories, minds ignite,
Seeking...

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Imagine, if you will, orbs of light
superimposed on ebony space.
Two portals, found at the edge of night,
where dreams and reality embrace.

Sharing shades of a violet...

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I, as paper man
in paper town, 
grey, saw 
a cardboard cut-out
of a mirror, 
the reflection
was a busy world 
it didn't look real, 
those colours
and restaurants


...

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Dust pulls upon dust; pushes upon dust
and each drifting, spinning mote 
collides; all drawing closer.
Meaningless time passes
and pursues; blindly following 
The unbidden remnants
of endless darkened...

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So suddenly 
it appears in
my Facebook
feed as if it
has always been
part of nature
as if it always
made its presence
known in all the years 
of nature shows...

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then you rushed into the leafy courtyard late
like you’d just been thrown in by some hand
but we hadn’t actually arranged it yet 
I knew immediately...

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I was an illustrious, nuclear physicist, and I was studying the strong force,
Holding together building blocks of all atoms, as stars hold to their course.

That...

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Earth Eulogy

By Mark D. Stucky
She was a good planet,
put to death in her prime
by a pandemic of people.
Homo-sapiens was a disease
with mutating and metastasizing
technological and...

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A world imagined
A phantom circling the sun
Veiled by her white glare 
Pulling on Mercury's heels 
Pulling on mankind's veiled minds 

About the hypothetical planet Vulcan,...

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My body tells the story of four billion years of living, of thriving, of flourishing. Each chapter a tale of surviving    ...

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there will be a baby crying 
in the next room, but not yet
people are still standing around
my bed and I'm still on my last breaths
they...

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See them crawling out of the mound walking in a straight line, one set is going to East, the other to the West, carrying little...

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Close up, seeing it, it looks nothing like the object that it is.
Why does the microscope show the minuscule imperfections of objects?
I guess when things...

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