Short Photon Poems

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


The Origin

The speed of a photon,
  the steps of a man

The truth pointing inward
  —where forever began

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member It's a Wonderful World

Living life without wonder
     is a serious blunder

   From a fidgety photon
     to the glaciers of Greenland

   Every image captivating
     when you're concentrating
Form: Couplet

Premium Member just an observation


no 2 people can see the same light photon ~ yet both can’t miss the void 

one hundred trillion photons hits our eyes each second ~ don’t be devoid 


By 
David Kavanagh
Form: Monoku

Ripple Butterfly Effect and Galaxies

Monoku Series 20220105
I
Big Bang created nothing; just ripples in "dark dark matter" made stars and all

II
Nutrinos move too fast; slow dark matter is without nutrino, photon, atom.
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Variety Is the Spice of Life

We made a simple particle,
it soon began to fade,
We gave it spin and mass and charge,
much longer now it stayed.

We gave it flavors strange and charm,
and soon we had quark.
Neutrino here, a photon there,
enough to fill the dark.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Photon

PHOTON

          Light particle photon
            in light waves shown
           roaming out of sight
            on maximum velocity.
             Free frolic to fight
            with darkness.
    

    04/30/22

  

Contest  by
Form: Rhyme

Prism


Enter
white light
One coherent  beam
Into the prism,
color within colors
A sacred vow buried,
waiting to emerge

Exit
photon rainbow
Waves of wavelength
Out of the prism,
color upon colors
Holy covenant remembered,
the wrath of God submerged

Premium Member Travel Light

TRAVEL LIGHT                             QUADRO
                             
                    Photon Particle
                    of Light Wave checks in hotel.
                   “Where is your baggage?”  
                   “I travel light, free, single.”
Form: Verse

Dance In Duality

Microbit dazzled-
How fingertips poised
Can arouse
Wet petals
From stoic roots
now thought
untangled, is but
Data gleaming
With invitation
Stars unveil their codes
Catch 
Photon beams
And lofty
Caribbean dreams
I dance
At the edge of time
Where gravity fades
dirt all nonsense
We dig passion fruit
From sumptuous screens
finding 
melting release

Cellular diplexing

In just model of stagnated growth " x "
Project development 
Metal layer sub atomic gold graph

Nano scale deposition 

Water tinsel expansion variant marble?

Confluence as designed

Trade secrets

A noaa and or logic assembled other data com

Separation of military photon from NASA and civil rights leaders ant hills

Per capital inclining

Dance of Genesis

In the beginning, atoms and photons made a Covenant
"We will always dance, even if with complexity,"
And so it is to this day: from newborn infant
Of human or animal, insect or mineral, electron or selectron
Everything is dancing, inside out
But humans are too busy about the conclusion
No dance rushes to the end, it's about enjoying the steps along the way
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Dance of Genesis

In the beginning, atoms and photons made a Covenant
"We will always dance, even if with complexity,"
And so it is to this day: from newborn infant
Of human or animal, insect or mineral, electron or selectron
Everything is dancing, inside out
But humans are too busy about the conclusion
No dance rushes to the end, it's about enjoying the steps along the way
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Dance of Genesis

In the beginning, atoms a d photons made a Covenant
"We will always dance, even if with complexity,"
And so it is to this day: from newborn infant
Of human or animal, insect or mineral, electron or selectron
Everything is dancing, inside out
But humans are too busy about the conclusion
No dance rushes to the end, it's about enjoying the steps along the way
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Dance of Genesis

In the beginning, atoms a d photons made a Covenant
"We will always dance, even if with complexity,"
And so it is to this day: from newborn infant
Of human or animal, insect or mineral, electron or selectron
Everything is dancing, inside out
But humans are too busy about the conclusion
No dance rushes to the end, it's about enjoying the steps along the way
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Dance of Genesis

In the beginning, atoms a d photons made a Covenant
"We will always dance, even if with complexity,"
And so it is to this day: from newborn infant
Of human or animal, insect or mineral, electron or selectron
Everything is dancing, inside out
But humans are too busy about the conclusion
No dance rushes to the end, it's about enjoying the steps along the way
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

The 4th Dimension

Can consciousness be compressed
  like a distant Black Hole

Into a photon and travel away

Coursing into the darkness
  at the speed of light

Reality curving and swaying 

With entropy chasing
  and time not around

Each Dwarf Star awaiting its fall

The one last dimension, thought lost
  and now found

A new portal—unlocked to enthrall

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Photon of Light

A photon of light enters this dented room Screaming past my phase of a seared existence Light escaped through the cracks of imperil doom Shelled by the dull pounding of acquiescence Opening the door to times external glow Beams of light digress extremes that are below Life increases with virtuous tender flash Expressionless blinds my every fabric sash
Russell Sivey
Form: Rispetto

Premium Member The Clock of The Cosmos

The time we share in this vast universe,
    Can barely be seen on a scale that's so grand.
        Yet we have defined and measured the 'zeptosecond',
            As a photon races between atoms and new land.

Will this flash lead to a better understanding,
    Of our place in this space that we are in?
        Or maybe we might turn the clock back to immortality,
            So we can enjoy, and do it all over again.
Form: Narrative

A soul past midnight

Is lost to the waking world 
In a land of eternal dreams
A wasteland of bones n broken souls
Beyond the point of no escape 

A world past midnight 
A twilight time of the last hour 
A land infinite and in between 

The moments of revelation 
Reality, as souls pass midnight 
A new realm, unknown, n unseen 
A soul past midnight, silent screams 

A photon plate, distant in shallow space
Lost to the world 
& eternal 
dreams!

On Seeing Electrons

As a follow up 
to my poll on seeing 
electrons, I have to share with everyone a 
conversation I had with my son yesterday. 

In discussing the electron issue, 
we talked about what things would look like if you were a photon. 
We decided that you would be at a mall, 
staring at a map of the universe. 
There would be dots all over the map, 
each one saying, 

"You are here." 

Well, we 
        thought it was funny!

Isaac

The Unit Circle

It unfurls itself along the x-axis
with a contained passion, fluctuating
between -1 and 1 like a photon
whose brightness is one of an infinite number
of dimensionless values, coherent, distinguishable,
continuous.
It is counterintuitively optimistic; it insists
that half of a pie should be called pi radians.
It confuses to enlighten; it sends our minds rolling
through loops, performing flips and inversions
until we step backward
and see a straight line.

PHOTON PULSE

Charcoaled by the flickered USG light,
Crocheting living diaries of rose-glazen silk.

Colossal musings bloom through whispered stillness,
Doppler drifts its waves across sea-green marmoris.

A radiological quest through the wisteria of thought—
The sincere scalpel surrenders, a vow stitched in veins.

Cocooned beneath the autumn leaves,
Carrying the MRI of faraway stars.

Sowing scanned seeds in the ebony chambers,
Remember me when it rains on the petals of purgatory.
© Jeta Buch  Create an image from this poem.

Dance of Genesis

In the beginning, atoms and photons made a Covenant
"We will always dance, even if with complexity,"
And so it is to this day: from newborn infant
Of human or animal, insect or mineral, electron or selectron
Everything is dancing, inside out
But humans are too busy about the conclusion
No dance rushes to the end, it's about enjoying the steps along the way

Note: y so many postings of this? See note in first copy below, about the ERROR MESSAGE that allowed the Universe to intervene.
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

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