Short Hawking Poems

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


Street Girl

Struggle day and night
to survive on the street lane
hawking and stealing
stand firm,sex selling at night
added;for she has no one.
Form: Tanka


Gravitational Waves 2

Gravitational Waves
occurred every time Einstein misbehaves
but with Stephen Hawking
they also felt there was simply too much talking.
Form: Clerihew

Swampland Conjecture

Entropy evaporating
into itself

Birthing an ending
—singular truth

(Villanova Pennsylvania: Tribute To Stephen Hawking October, 2020)

Stephen W Hawking 2

Science
Teaches
Eternal
Peace...
Heaven's
Effulgence
Never
Was
Hokey!
Angels
Wheeled
Knowledgeable
Illogicians
Nigh
Glory

2/25/2019
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Stephen Hawking

25th on “100 Greatest Britons,” Stephen Hawking
used ground-breaking "text-to-speech” talking.
Given few years to live with Lou Gherigs’ Disease,
he surpassed expectations when life he did seize!
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Nothing

If gently bidding S.H. adieu
  Makes Gal Gadot an ableist,
Then her hypersensitive critics
  Are nothing if not labelists.


Note:  S.H. stands for the late, great physicist, Dr. Stephen Hawking.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member A Smart Car's Brilliant Campaign

A quantum bit of tongue in cheek
The physics of an ad to pique 

A trusted name to seal the deals
Stephen Hawking hawking wheels




18.02.05

Kim Rodrigues'
Poetry In Motion Contest
1st Place

Premium Member Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking says we must colonize another planet Or face extinction, sure hope we can manage it That's quite a goal For us human souls The movers will make a large fortune, I submit
Form: Limerick

Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking was bogged down in space. Just one eye moved around in his face. But in spacetime he leapt like a quantum and kept all of us far behind his great pace.
Form: Limerick

Stephen W Hawking

Show us!
Tell us,
Ephemeral
Professor,
How
Eternity
Never
Was.
How
Arrogant!
Why'd
Kepler
Insist, and
Newton, too, on
God?

(Goes to show, that even Hawking's great mind made mistakes!)

2/25/2019
Form: Acrostic

A Realm Bête Noire

Rapturous youth and tranquil prime, 
Withered with a weird dream.
I was compelled to enter a realm bete-noire,
That of Stephen Hawking, O dear!
Despite the 'black hole' studs,
Our realm 'emits' a glorious radiance.
Form:

Premium Member Matters of Faith and Fate

      Hawking pillows and pea-shooters 
         a pied-piper his path to fame plied

      Picking up a penny here, dropping a penny there
         ever-poorer and poorer ~
                      the piper’s psychic sighed

Pent Sills

These graphite singularities
contain universes
unconceived,
awaiting
the Big Bang
of inspiration, but
narrative particles
escape like
Hawking radiation --
gravity’s diminution
evaporatively slow,
nearly virtual,
and random.

Einstein, Gravity, God

I
Cosmos has some constant and Einstein got closest in a century
 - pure gravity
II
Hawking stated loudly, If there's gravity, the cosmos will create itself

III
Gravity, in black Holes too, is Love of God: it cancels all laws by Grace-Gravity
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

The Cost

The more we are given
  the more that gets taken away

As Stephen Hawking looks out
  from his empowering inferno

His vision to create and inspire
  anew…

Exhausts the very flame
   —he lives to ignite

(Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2015)

Premium Member Open Market

Carried by the sights and smells, he waxed quixotic,
with sounds of vendors hawking wares, quite hypnotic,
a smorgasbord from mundane to the exotic,
yet all the while, undertones verged on chaotic.

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An Awit: 12a:12a:12a:12a, as a single sentence narrative
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Looking For a Poem

A sonnet slumber here with high hawking and I probe for names, verbals, and concepts.
Written: February 11, 2022 A Tetractys poem is a form of poetry consisting of at least 5 lines of 1, 2, 3, 4, 10 syllables (a total of 20)
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member Eighty Five Below

EIGHTY FIVE BELOW flapping and gliding underneath the Springtime clouds eighty-five below
~ humans hawking up pollen a proximal perfect day ~
4/10/2019
Form: Tanka

The Hawk

Hawk Hawk 
Loud you squawk
Squawking squawking
While you’re hawking
Circling, circling 
Large wingspan
Hawking squawking
With a plan

Hawk Hawk
Loud you squawk
Squawking squawking
While your hawking
Circling circling
I have a hunch
You are hawking
For your lunch
© Kitty Lou  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Stephen W Hawking 3

Science's
True
Enthusiast
Pioneered
Hope
Eternal
Notwithstanding
Withered
Human
Admonitions!
Who
Knows
If
Noosphere*
Goes On?
_______

*Noosphere - the sphere of human thought, from Teilhard de Chardin

(In Honor of Dr. Stephen W. Hawking, 1942 - 2018)

2/25/2019
Form: Acrostic

Dichotomy

Physics and Philosophy come together
  in what they are not

Cause and causation are different
  in the absolute thought

The blocks can be built and ordered
  over and over again

But what gives each block tenure and presence
 —science only rescinds

(Villanova Pennsylvania: May, 2018) 
   ‘Forgive Me Stephen Hawking’
Form: Rhyme

How We Feed the Vulgar Mouth of Capitalism

And here we are, on this field
Full of wealth and want...

Hawking love and loans like lollies,
Goodies of globalization entice the gullible ones,

Profits blossom [only] in well-made markets,
Global indoctrination indiscriminate and insurmountable,

Only the fit survive this global rat race 
When we feed the vulgar mouth of capitalism

Premium Member Santa Goes Commercial

Santa was a fat cat
Who gave all his wealth away,
Taking toys to boys and girls
With his reindeer and red sleigh.
The pricey gifts for which kids asked
Put Santa in the hole.
He had to get himself a job
To stay off of the dole. 
So now you find him hawking wares
Before Thanksgiving Day,
He knows he has to hustle
If he hopes to fill that sleigh.



 Won 3rd place  multiple tie .
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member EVen the BIRDS PRAISE-

before the new day dawns darkness on the sky it's hearing speaking praise ~ nestled nesting perched birds screeching, speaking, gawking and- hawking speaking praise ~ acknowledging God the great I AM ELOHIM birds sing To The King ~ tweet-tweet-tweet-tweet-tweet so glorious Holy day even the birds praise
3/7/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2024
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking

His legacy is large
as he leaves his 
life-sustaining technology
behind..
He leaves behind also
this quote:
"The greatest enemy of
knowledge is not ignorance,
it is the illusion of knowledge."

Knowledge 
often masquerades
as wholeness
claiming more than
its limited span..
Knowledge as thought
appears in our Self
is made of Self
but cannot know
the infinite Self...

Our Thanks, Stephen Hawking...

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