Science Time Poems

The grand cosmos gifts us
    With both mystery and discovery.
        While the intellect grows with...

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event horizon
revealing outer limit
of singular force

swirling cosmic dust
genesis of star’s being
clouds stellar ceiling

space lying between
all that can be felt or seen
formed that which has been

vivid...

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This man, a space technologist,
got tired of seeing everyday to his dismay,
the scarlet sun rise and the crimson sun set,
always felt that time tore away
life’s...

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Flourishing begins. In the balance
jewels sparkling green and blue.
Tentative fronds with daunting climb
from warming depths, ever upwards.
Scornful Giant rages above; life fuel.
Spiteful rising waters are...

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then you rushed into the leafy courtyard late
like you’d just been thrown in by some hand
but we hadn’t actually arranged it yet 
I knew immediately...

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Kyrielle Sonnet Poetry, sponsored by Regina Mcintosh

Nature's unmatched beauty on Earth
Seeds faith in supreme power's worth
One may convert blind in a day 
His love and...

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I went to Mars once
in a time that wasn't yet
the coffee tasted awful


...

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Januery 15 2024 Danial Shepherd took it to law!
In South Australia, he won the case.' 
For he was damaged, in 'the clot shot disgrace'
He was...

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it's like surfing; 
over lifetimes I can't 
remember, but
carrying little pieces
over, adding new drops
to sugary, rolling waves, 
falling, riding; shouting
occasionally at the devil
or you when...

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I set the date
Hope I am not late
To save some souls
From chilly fate

The year of our Lord
Dial one nine, one two
From my home-based lab
After locking...

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I am one of those in a world that stopped
whether it was for seconds, fractions or millennia
but the engine of time broke down mid action
mid...

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if a fine-all sigh - hence...
a science
of...

some  full-loss-of-why...
philosophies size a -
'hence'...

'when a full-loss-of-phi means...
the-oughts have
ended'...


stans sand...

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There once were a couple of worms 
Who perished; their very last squirms 
Such a long time ago -
46,000 years, so you’ll know -
Which a...

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There was a time
in days of yore
perhaps far back
before a cave had
a door – when faith
was everything

Before we thought
we knew, and dreams
and prayers more mattered

There...

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trees
are of natures randomness as the...
disorder

...of...

nothing
having been written except for the abstract...
irrationals

...as...

transcendentals
of time's naturally being...
unpredictable

...since...

existent
change is of infinite varieties of natural...
clocks

...marking...

change
that never exactly repeats and...

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