Short Nuclei Poems

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


Premium Member Fungi in Sky Epiphany

Up in the night's sky the nuclei fly to defy what logic and common sense can't deny is madness personified in war and gore; yet can't quite consign to nevermore— mushroom cloud looms doom human genius in full bloom— nothing left to tend
war
Form: Other


Premium Member Get Under Your Desks School Children

I am spinning my radioactive waves today.
Alpha beta gamma
There they go!
Beta gamma alpha
Even faster.
Gamma alpha beta
Man can they fly!
I am radium.
My atomic nuclei is rapidly disintegrating
So please get under your desk, school children.
And put your tiny fingers and arms over your heads.
So you will be safe.

Premium Member Liberation Meditation

Light of soul glows but our vision is diM
Ignite the flame of God’s bliss to be freE
Breaking free from fear, be not by thoughts toyeD
Empty heart of toxins, transcend ennuI
Raise vibration and exclaim, ‘I Am ThaT’
Align with love, rid of sin and stigmA
Tempests of chi that rise, do not resisT
Illumine aura, pierce heart’s nucleI
Obliterate cravings of the egO
Nameless and naked is light of the suN
Form: Acrostic

Welcome To My Palace

Welcome to my palace
Founded upon naivete 
Welcome To My Palace
I see things for what they are
Nuclei burst from my heart
Let it all fall 
To rebuild better than before
An Ironic statement 
The kind of words only mortals would say
Welcome to my palace
Scales through key notes
An infiltrated mote To smite
Burning the wench
A sacrament forelorn
Trample me down world so I may desire spectars in my despair
In hopes that I may feel 
Black beetles and cock roaches

Atomic Faults

Your cupped hands
held a globe, and


when your fingers
slackened,
I fell away to
darkness, feeding
on plankton,
gasping air
through a thousand
miles of sand,
the sadness thundered
against chambers 
of my heart
threatening to
wash the flotsam
of me away


But I held fast
I am more than
chambers of flesh
and blood,
in the minute 
particles that
makes up the magic
that is me 


the cracks of my faults
splinter my nuclei 
as I explode into strings


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