Short Chemists Poems

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Premium Member I'll Drink to That!

Not to get too technical
or maybe sound nonsensical,
but a long time ago
chemists reached the conclusion
that alcohol is a solution!
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Neuron

Nestled paths for signals,
Neutral navy chemists,
New stimuli framers, 
Nurturing dopamine,
Nascent as life's beacon,
Neon nirvana-stars
Nourished in our wine flesh.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member reindeer fly a new hybrid

Biologists and zoologists from Tokyo to Berlin worked on a new hybrid.
Unaware she was unique to the world, reindeerfly zoomed in the night sky.
Her hooves were sharply pointed, her wings were delicate said Fred.
Botanists and chemists were in awe, in disbelief as we saw her fly by.
Form: Rhyme

Curie

Polish-French Marie (1867 – 1934) and French Pierre (1859 – 1906) Curie physicists and chemists conducting pioneering research on 'radioactivity' (a term she coined) won the 1911 Nobel Prize in Chemistry by the isolation of radium for the discovery of the element Polonium elementary (possibly hyperbole) recovery even so a short poem on atomic number 84 is 'Po'
Form: Rhyme

In 1745

In 1745, the apothecary

Time stands still, peering at the past

The chemists lived making potions

Between dust and rats

Gadgets like compasses hung

Amidst glass vials and bronze knobs

Keys to hidden compartments

Silver ladles and candelabras

Joseph Black isolates CO2

An odd phenomena of “fixed air.”

The healers of the early ages

The fearful labelled witches

And, often then burned


tribute to birds

Birds, you are the pride of this world, 
You sing for all men, the trees,
For all Catholics, all Muslims,
You sing for the poor as well as the powerful,

You sing in the forecourt, on the garages,
Only you will make the illiterate happy, one day,
You make happy, dreamers, great poets,
The knights of Las Vegas or Brussels,

Birds, yes, you are the pride of this world,
You sing for all men, the bishops,
The peasants, chemists, nurses,
You sing and nothing can upset you.

Baking Soda and Vinegar

elementary science 
we watched with wide eyes
baking soda and vinegar
a little red food coloring
emerge from a clay volcano
the foam erupting
moving fast
mixing these catalysts
consequence happened
our lives
like baking soda and vinegar
cause and effect
a mere chemistry experiment
some of us
not well-rounded chemists
make quite a muddle of it
not ever getting the concoction
quite right
i am convinced
some are not born chemists
maybe just decoration
red food coloring

Leaves

Paper-thin pendants green the earth
Enhancing everywhere exterior décor.
But that’s only a hint of their worth.
They are chemists, cleaners, and more.

Each is a veritable factory all its own,
Making food of sunlight for its host.
There isn’t a tree that has ever grown 
Without their presence, inland or coast.

The air we breathe is still another gift:
They convert carbon dioxide into a win.
When next you’re out, let your eyes shift
To the pendants above that are paper-thin.
Form: Rhyme

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