Short Neutron Poems

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


Afterlife

Gentle wind
Blowing
Ashes
             Me

Dust
Carbon
Atoms
             Be

Of earth
Sun
Moon
             Sea

Proton
Neutron
Quark
             Free


Nucleus

Nature’s beta decay:
Neutron becomes proton,
Negative electron
Now emitted and a
Neutrino created
(Nearly massless). The new
Nuclide is more stable.

4/29/2017
For contest Pleiades N
Sponsored by Kim Merryman
Form: Verse

Deuterium

It’s another isotope of hydrogen.
The mass number is two.
It has one proton, one neutron,
And one electron.
If you forget the mass number,
Of deuterium.
Remember the prefix deut,
Means two.
This is my chemistry clue,
To you.
Form: Rhyme

Confounding Problem! (Pg Rated)

Mind not dense as neutron star
Stil feel like I'm in hot tar!

What a sticky situation
Under pressure of masterbation

Do I really need release?
Father forgive me please!

Be accountable; make it stop
Then I with glee can hop!
Form: Couplet

The Third Neutron

A conduit
of passion
Where life 
can be recharged

Exists inside
our psyches
To free
the darkness charred

Isotopes
of fusion
Where fact
and fiction wed

To redefine
our essence
And make
— tomorrow’s bed

(Dreamsleep: January, 2026)
Form: Rhyme


Callenge Three

Incorporate, fifty word or less, must rhyme, and make some distorted Bell-ish 
sense;

Neutron star in a can of tuna
Feathered boa on my poodle
Cooking Black Flag noodles
sweet candy of concrete and caramel
Oop, I fell in my Fruit Loops!

Good Luck!!
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.

Facts Revenue Bliss

All together, I have a system a systemic.
Expertise, Ace of Clubs
Ace of Hearts
General Splinters, a heavy heart.
A poem piece for sustained life
I feel hot, yet the air is snowwy.
Neutron amiga trouble asides
X-files on complete crack
Reality analysis
With no facts.
Form: Choka

Your Anger

Where did your anger go?
Egyptian in its tautness
Oceanic in scope
Gone

Once roaring
A nasty neutron star
Spinning off black bolts
Of alien scorn

Like a weird gray horse, Anger
You served your master
Galloping away
From yourself

Hate hides shame
Shame hides love
We hide you
You hide you

Ripped Apart By Gravity

I am holding nothing now,
it weighs me down like a spoonful of neutron star.
Degeneracy Pressure holds me still,
holds me close.
You were once my volume, 
your leaving has me as mass.
Superheavy,
we are subdued by Pauli Exclusion Principle.
I envy event horizons,
the electrons of emotional collapse.
This Pressure holds me up
and I shine on alone.
Form:

The Forgotten Spaceman

Lunar eclipse plunges me in shadow.
Orbital, I spin in the dark.
Nebulas, I am insignificant amongst many,
Extra-terrestrial, alone and apart.
Limbic, I drift with creation.
Interstellar, I reunite with my past.
Neutron stars, immense galaxy dustbins,
Eat planets while I watch, aghast.
Severance, I have never felt so keenly,
Screaming, cart-wheeling, into the dark.
Form: Acrostic

Club Invites Police

The strangest act by a loved patron:
Inviting police and his baton
Over missing drinks in a carton
Reported stolen by a matron.

Now, dragging down club Electron.
She shall change her name to Neutron
Or, still nice and as sweet proton;
She might be sued if it's "Citreon".

But this is lesson for Miriam,
Who would into a cellar ram:
Loved for being a workaholic
Disliked for being Alcoholic.
Form: Rhyme

GRAVITY

From gravities greed, I scream
From rivers of reality, I fly!
The city is in flux
The day dies at horizon's edge!
All I see is creation n gravities seams
The birth of a neutron star.
The smoldering ash of a cigar 
Dreamscapes and moonquakes!
From reality, I run; gravity needs
In rivers, I drift as the city is in flames.
A day flies as time is nigh
I flick away these burning ashes, high!
Away from gravities, greed 
I scream!

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