Theorists Poems - Poems about Theorists

True beauty, indeed (to the number-theorists), reveals the distribution of the primes. Beauty, too, is courage, the defiant fists of a defender that we praise in rhymes. Beauty are oaths, that Prince Hector all times keeps shielding city, child, and princess bride; ...

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About 600 BC sailors went down the East African shore A Pharoah had sent them, afraid of an oncoming war They rounded the coast at the African horn Astonished at what they saw that morn. The sun arced in the north, it just couldn’t be The earth was flat in those days, everyone did agree. When they reached home, the crowds...

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On threads of wispy air, in breathy undertones of political wind, I can hear the quiet catastrophe, the quiet ruination of our commonwealth. I can hear the sleepy madness, turned avalanche between my ears. I can hear the quiet catastrophe, the whispered words of terrorists, guttural phrases taunted as political incorrectness, flaunted vacuous nihilism fomenting insurrectionism, the quiet convulsion of our self-rule. I...

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On the razor edge of reality, Those who live in the broken World of conspiracy theories, Whose wild tales of improbable Scenarios cloud their minds, And draw the shades on truth. "Bite Size Poem No. 17" Poetry Contest sponsored by Line Gautheir...

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Conspiracy Theorists: Get a Life By Elton Camp Conspiracy theories are merely illogical rot That says most events are due to some plot But they never explain just how or why The conspirators are so powerful and sly Scholars generally don’t believe such a thing Because conclusive evidence they don’t bring Contradictory evidence is explained away It was planted by the conspirators they...

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