Short Isaac Newton Poems

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Premium Member INERTIA and ISAAC NEWTON

So restless was Isaac Newton
with physics laws had so much fun
Defining the inertia of truth
shows he was quite a sleuth
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Premium Member Isaac Newton


Isaac Newton,
the illustrious Briton,
saw farther than others when the famous apple fell.
So, what gravitates us we all know well.
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Newton’s Rotten Luck

Sir Isaac Newton, so great,
Had the apple been rotten and late,
No physics would have been discovered yet,
No derivations would have ever been set.
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Isaac's Downfall

Sir Isaac Newton
Discovered gravity
As a good excuse 
For his apple scrumping activity








9th place in 'Clara, who? - (CLERIHEW CONTEST)'
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Premium Member Meanwhile - My Answer To White Wolf

meanwhile another apple falls ~ not far from the tree 7/4/2017 My humor to collaborate with White Wolf's Sir Isaac Newton haiku ;)
Form: Haiku


Sir Isaac Newton

Sir Isaac once sat in the shade,
When an apple fell, so he swayed,
He thought, "What a sight,
This force must be right,"
And thus gravity’s laws were portrayed.
Form: Limerick

Yes Sir

Sir Isaac Newton
What was he toot'in
Sat high in a tree
Dropped apple discovered gravity




Tribute To Sir Isaac Newton
Also Entry For John Heck's
Clara Who Contest
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Premium Member Sir Isaac Newton

Sir Isaac Newton was thought to be quite highfalutin Liked caviar, imported tea and all his foods were gluten-free!
____________________________ For Brian
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Ouch

Sir Isaac Newton
didn't think gravity was fun,
when at the tree he did slump,
from an apple that caused a lump.




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© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member The Apple Fell

Long time ago there was a great Briton
Grand scientist called Isaac Newton
Apple fell on calculus
Gravity laws he gave us
Helpless Adam missed the fruit to bite on.

September 15, 2017.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Awakenings

The apple hit Sir Isaac Newton on his head
     ~ Just imagine if he'd awakened dead



            November 30, 2019
  Hit me with an Epi-Pen Poetry Contest
        Sponsor: Maureen McGreavy
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Isaac Newton


There was once a great scientist named Newton,
apple fell on the head of famed Briton.
       Lest the spark of gravity
       escapes from brain’s cavity,
all the time he put his thinking hat on.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sir Isaac Gravity

Sir Isaac Newton was a cantankerous old soul But more importantly, was known for a different role When the apple fell It's gravity he telled His fame has lasted four hundred years or more
Form: Limerick

Sir Isaac Newton

Sir Isaac Newton
Whilst working on his latest light invention
his cat disturbed him with intention,
cut a hole in the door to stop interruption


Penned 16/05/2014



quoted as inventing the Cat Flap whilst at college.
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Premium Member Gravity

Sir Isaac Newton
The illustrious Briton
Saw farther than others when the famous apple fell
So, to our centers of gravity what force attracts we know well.

March 22, 2019
Contest : Celebrity or Famous Person
Sponsor : Tania Kitchin
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Premium Member Mellow Yellow Fellow

  
      Young Isaac Newton sat under a tree 
      Got clunked on the head immediately ~

        The apple rolled ‘neath his knee
        Which caused him to pee, tee-hee ~
            
        Newton’s pants discovered gravity
Form: Limerick

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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Premium Member Golfing With Sir Isaac Newton

When I went golfing with Sir Isaac Newton
He hit tee shots that were not comput’in
Though he struck balls sound
They stayed on the ground
Never making it to where he was shootin’

When we went inside to, have a tea
He showed his disgust with, gravity
I said, “That round went to pot
Coz for each hole’s first shot
For some reason you didn’t, grab a tee!”
Form: Limerick

Premium Member New from Newton

Why all the fuss?
Having trouble with calculus?
When dividing a number that may vary,
it needn't be so scary - 
such division, not so primitive,
is called a derivative,
and the inverse of that operation,
a new-fangled multiplication,
which, by storm, is taking the nation,
by the name of integration.
If you disagree, and are disputin', 
take it up with Isaac Newton.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Isaac Newton

Newton has many wonderful quotes. Here are two I really like:

“He who thinks half-heartedly will not believe in God; but he who really thinks has to believe in God.”
 Isaac Newton 
“What we know is a drop, what we don't know is an ocean.” - Isaac Newton 

Isaac Newton
A lifetime of accomplishments he won
On the shores of knowledge he said he liked to play
as Truth’s vast ocean before him lay.
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Premium Member Apple

APPLE 
                                      
         An apple is source of wisdom               
         achieved by First Lady Majestic Eve.
        She shared half with husband Adam.
        Anyone will agree to believe.
        
       Sir Isaac Newton was too curious, 
       as apple fell free on ground.
       Scientist tried to analyse serious.
      ‘Law of Gravity’ was found.

 10/07/19

 'A Strand (1069)

  Contest by Brian Strand
Form: Rhyme

Written Not To Be Read

Written Not To Be Read

> It was before it was prophecied for what to prophecy the prophets dint exit but the prophecy like air we our lungs to it infrate so did it exist the dinosaurs extinct platypus indigenous but it infinity Isaac newton couldn't do the math today I eat n sleep to it not yet prophecied drink and wake to it only linguists language the babylonians ciphered we can't understand so I simplify it to don't speak of the unknown if the known you dnt know
Form: ABC

Premium Member - Kanzi -

Give me an apple
from my garden
Red and juicy
An aromatic, fresh taste
In the apple's stomach,
many small apple children
A smell of summer and sunshine

They are cheaper today,
compared with the price
on an apple in the garden of Eden
Have you thought about that, Isaac Newton ?
An apple to the day, keeps the doctor away












23.03.2018
Sun :) A-L Andresen :)
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* Kanzi, means 'hidden treasure' in Swahili
Form: Verse

Pain of Memory

"Pain is such a nuisance," it may have been said.
However, don't you see?
If Sir Isaac Newton had not have bonked his head,
We would have never discovered gravity,
And the same goes for memories.
Memories make us who we are inside.
Deep down, they make us strong or scared.
If you take every bothering step in stride,
You are bound to be snared.
Do not regret your pain,
That is not what I am saying.
We grow from our experiences,
So that, they may not be experienced again.
Form: Rhyme

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