A repost of one that so far has gotten the most hits. of all my poems. I know many of you haven't read it.
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I wrapped my electromagnetic theory around your gravity, and we made strings....oh Einstein where are you can you hear my relativity sing when the man who uses quantam, rubs against your relativity, don't be uspset if my neutrons want activity looking for a single theory to govern everything. Here come the strings no wonder my heart takes wing when I hear of parallel universe with eleven dimensions, go Newton go wake Einstein, but don't give him a fig quantam- mechanics of space small and jittery will shake your quiet orderly laws of relativity dear L. Susskind take your strings away, before they turn to angels wings cause here come the messenger particles threatening to create a"standard model" strings are back to unify really,do or die so here we have Einsteins relativity at odds with Quantam Mechanics, and Strings comes along to unify the two, but it can't be proved after all is said and done, God can't be moved this scientific turkey is best when you baste, how good of God to let science have a taste...;-)
E T Waldron all rights reserved...2004
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Reviews of "An Ode to Einstein and String Theories"
I never understood string theory, no matter how they try. Einstein laid it out simply--what a guy! You've defined another dimension, poet-try. I'll give you a great big quark for that.
Ron
Reviewed by Miss Pandora (Reader)
Reviewed on April 12, 2007
Your diverse themes never fail to stimulate...oh lawdy what a combination...quantum theorums, science, mechanics of all we speculate, and the wonderful thread of spirituality and such well chosen music...OK here's one....the universe is infinite!... actual fact or merely a theory? ;) Yours as ever mischievious Imp ;) xox
"An Ode to Einstein and String Theories" has paid its due to Poetry's treasure, and has delivered a tray of wise fruits to feed the mind of the wise searcher.
it has been said that using the scientific method is like studying a painting under a microscope; one misses the picture entirely! a clever, engaging write, eileen. very well done, indeed.
peace,
carolyn
We have tasted for a long time now, but an entire gourmet meal is out there waiting - and we'll probably never be smart enough to find all the magnificent ingredients.
Had your words been intrepreted into numbers they would relatively have matched those of Einstein in the theories of relativity. God bless you queen. Great poem
Abdi-Noor
Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on April 10, 2007
Absolutely love it.
And Steven Hawkins would be so proud.
O, your inspiration! O, your poetry! You've outbested yourself: and I love the line, "...how good of God/to let science have a taste." BRILLIANCE in verse! BRAVA!! I can see why it got so many "hits."
The symbiotic pattern of evolution is everywhere and allows us a very different and fascinating window into the way symbiotic viruses work, since all viruses are symbiotic, including those involved in our human reproduction.
Ron
Light and Wisdom and Love ...
to let science have a taste..."
Excellent little line with the rest as well being a conglomeration
of great words from a great author and thinker...E & R
"An Ode to Einstein and String Theories" has paid its due to Poetry's treasure, and has delivered a tray of wise fruits to feed the mind of the wise searcher.
In admiration,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
peace,
carolyn
Excellent
last line. ;)
Memory not THAT good anymore...lol!!
Love Tinka
Thanks
Dan
love and peace,
Carole~
Reindeer
fantastic Ode...a masterpiece of a write!
I keep! :)
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
to let science have a taste
And how good of you to re-post this, Tiger Lily!
We have tasted for a long time now, but an entire gourmet meal is out there waiting - and we'll probably never be smart enough to find all the magnificent ingredients.
Expertly penned my friend. Who doesn't want a little cranberry sauce with their turkey?
Rusty
Be safe,
Karen
Abdi-Noor
And Steven Hawkins would be so proud.
Love,
Bette
For this wonderful write
I enjoyed reading much
Love & peace
William
through poetry....
enjoyed.....Art Sun...
Ain't nobody who can write 'em like you. You are the QUEEN! Very well done!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :)
O, your inspiration! O, your poetry! You've outbested yourself: and I love the line, "...how good of God/to let science have a taste." BRILLIANCE in verse! BRAVA!! I can see why it got so many "hits."
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)