Short Gravitation Poems

Short Gravitation Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Gravitation by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Gravitation by length and keyword.


Sir Isaac Newton:

Sir Isaac Newton
formulated the Laws of Gravitation,
a lucky guy he must be 
for having in his garden that apple tree!




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**The concept of Gravitation came to Newton's mind 
when he saw an apple falling to the ground from tree.
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Form: Clerihew


Black Hole

A void of darkness
Amidst the universe
Nothing emerges
No light can escape

A limbo vast yet weightless
Puzzling yet clueless
While scientist fascinate
Mad men hallucinate

Thy object of admiration
A force of gravitation
Forever a mystery
Worth earthing its history
Form: Rhyme

Untitled #308 / Universal Gravitation and the Human Heart

Oh constant Things! By Newton’s law of universal gravitation,
everything in the universe is attracted to
every other thing. If only the human heart
would obey this simple principle, there would be no need
for heartbreak, for pain, for mortal strife,
for impotent words that fall on no ears that matter.

Gravitation , Situation

" what goes up , must come down "
the basic premise of law pertaining to gravity ,
but , when you understand the nature of opposite's
wouldn't it stand to reason ,
what fall's down , must rise back up....

nature gives us a clear example of this
with it's mode of operation explaining
evaporation and precipitation.........

Premium Member The Face of Time

The whole wide world
a giant clock
a face of illuminate loveliness,
the dial a shadow,
forever nonchalant
passing through each day
invisibly each night.
The human race,
the tick and the tock
the pulse the vibration,
the spring coil of gravitation,
with a need not to over wind
the celestial key.

© Harry J Horsman 2020


Tidal Wars

The old desires
for domination 
drifts in once again
on the ocean waves,
one frothy lap
riding atop the other
with ever growing
intensity.

As the moon and sun
rise and set daily
the ancient battles
repeatedly plays out 
around the world.
The rotating force
of gravitation pull
forever to be
the victor. 


Written for Francine Roberts..."on the ocean waves"...contest

Hidden Places

her moon repletes hidden with the seven veils in secret places foreshadowing sultry shimmers of flame of life budding over in arms of magnolia balanced and naked where the crow had come to rest renewed she pulls with force resolved magical moments of gravitation resplendent eyed a blush of blue bent to will and to want
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Gravitation

What is your gravitation?
It it aggravation or faith motivation?
Do you need deliverance or grace,
God's peace and joy to lift your face?
Life's negatives are more than positives?
Good habits at your home lives
In love and excitement each day.
Your gravitate upwards and play
Allowing rest for at least one day.
Work hard and for all pray
Choosing positive words to say.
Form: Rhyme

Divine Creation: Faith Builder

Divine Creation: Gravitation
Saves-- the- -Nation
 with-- no --hu--man
   sub--ju--gat--ion !
Galaxies way up there
Suck out Poisons
from our Air 
Suck out Gases 
as a Hungry Bear
now the Earth is REAL SAFE
Our Future's much more Clear
New Galaxies Formin'
Savin' our Planet 
from a Gasey Stormin'
See, the Earth is not in Danger
must not trust Every Stranger !



Copyright McCuen 2009
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Magic

Marching with madness, maniacal, music

Artfully agile and awfully active

Gyrating, gravitation, grungy goo

Imagine the imagery intervening interest

Children causing chaotic confusion

 

Melodies making the most of magical moments

Admiring authentic adventurous appeal

Gracefully, gently, goofily gigantic 

Ice-Cream inspection, innocent ideal

Cascading, celebrations, cheekily cheerful
Form: ABC

Premium Member Forces of Nature

People say there are four
Fundamental forces in the 
Universe. You have your weak 
Nuclear force and your strong 
Nuclear force. You also have 
Your Electromagnetic Force.
Can't forget good old Gravitation.
All very powerful. All very
Impressive. All very scary. But 
Really? In this Universe? Does 
Anyone doubt there's anything 
Stronger... than the memory 
of a Requited love.

             The End
Form: Narrative

¡ !

Typographical phonetics
Minimalist squirt dialogue
Engrossment through corn similar

Unclassified period
Gargling contextual extent
Rapture on the blank
Antagonic concept verbalized
Top Hat

Capital sunset in climb
Plus digitalized volume
Black hole polar mark
Snail-rail gravitation
Reach the over-somandric
Unprinted root stripe

Communication on exponents
Unguided tone folding
Neurotransmission lost
Form:

Apple Vs Bullet

Millions of apples dropped, 
Before and after in history. 
Gravitation theory could escape 
The dark castle of ignorance 
Only when an apple knocked 
Sir Issac Newton's head. 
A decoy that changed an old notion. 
Many a political and social systems 
Must get such knocks to clear off 
Their dark notions. 
The mass of a bullet 
Can never compete an apple. 
But the speed could be fatal, 
For changes immediate and sensible.

High-Wire Walk

The tight-rope of salvation
Is a straining, wire-taut strand
You inch along on foot-chafed trepidation
Defying Satan’s law of gravitation,
God’s balance-pole inside your hand.

Below, the audience is cheering,
Your equipoise of faith precludes all fearing—
Your toes assert their knowing, nimble grasp.
The platform, once so far, now’s nearing.
Step upon it! Crowd gives out a gasp—
Satan curses with a hoarse and rueful rasp.
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Form: Verse

High-Wire Walk

The tight-rope of salvation
Is a straining, wire-taut strand
You inch along on foot-chafed trepidation
Defying Satan’s law of gravitation,
God’s balance-pole inside your hand.

Below, the audience is cheering,
Your equipoise of faith precludes all fearing—
Your toes assert their knowing, nimble grasp.
The platform, once so far, now’s nearing.
Step upon it! Crowd gives out a gasp—
Satan curses with a hoarse and rueful rasp.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

High-Wire Walk

The tight-rope of salvation
Is a straining, wire-taut strand
You inch along on foot-chafed trepidation
Defying Satan’s law of gravitation,
God’s balance-pole inside your hand.

Below, the audience is cheering,
Your equipoise of faith precludes all fearing—
Your toes assert their knowing, nimble grasp.
The platform, once so far, now’s nearing.
Step upon it! Crowd gives out a gasp—
Satan curses with a hoarse and rueful rasp.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Love Merges As One

after the brightest light
I'm drowning in dark
with inside lantern

moonless night
density of dark graves me
with some pleased feelings

black clouds make flight
east to west, north to south pole
wrapping the hearts with love

soul converges to soul
with natural gravitation
opening the harem of chest

forgetting all I keep
the soul side by side
merge the bodies as one

outside of the souls
observe the mundane unity

14.04.2020 Chattogram

Premium Member Sadness, My Love

sadness, my love Don't weep for me, your feelings lost in life's constant toll; I am not the one you wanted me to be, don't weep for me; I am only your love. Sudden flash, passing; by a fire underneath, been struck by lightning; flesh burning desire; emotions higher, hearts brighter on fire; emotional gravitation letting me down; kindled with sadness now my love
1/13/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©

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