to the tens and hundred times
Metric Prefixes
to the tens and hundred times
optical-chemistry
intensified
electro-magnetic conductivity
multiplied
to the tens and hundred times
durably
super-heroically
defied
classical laws
material
conservation
pollutant
invalidation
extraordinary
transformation
several
dimensions deep
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Written for and posted on:
Posted on:
http://dversepoets.com/2012/04/12/tripping-the-cosmos/
Prompt, by @shralec, was engage in poetic conflict with the scientific world-view. I chose the nano-world view. There are mathematical connotations to the title, in that we have prefixes like micro, kilo, nano, milli etc.
Photo credit: Valerie Coskrey’s Classroom Tools and Ideas
Posted on April 12, 2012, in Animal, Birds, Carry On Tuesday, D’verse Poets Pub, Poetry and tagged dversepoets, nanotec, Nanotechnology Now, Nanotechnology verse, poetry prompt, prompted verse. Bookmark the permalink. 19 Comments.
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ZONGRIK 
Thanks for the mention of the prompt…without it, it still had a rythmm and fluidity that
I didn’t care if it had a meaning…I meant that in the nicest way…not meaning to offend you.
Thank you for another view of our complex world.
Peace♥.
Siggi in Downeast Maine
no offense.
some people find my science poetry not “human” enough.
see i knew you would slay this…glad in the process the pollution is managed as well…wonderful flow to your words as you once more bring science alive for us…smiles.
pollution is managed because zero pollution is inherent in nano-technology.
Sometimes I hear the words science or math and my mind phases out. But I think I understood your poem. I especially like the last verse.
Lovely, yes, you nano nailed it 😉
Having a bit of mathematical training,
I super enjoy your astro-poetry.
What’s not human about sustainability? The italics are so dynamic they almost make a second stand alone poem.
This prompt was made for you…I like the extraordinary transformation ~
http://a-sweetlust.blogspot.ca/2012/04/arc.html
I like it!
http://charleslmashburn.wordpress.com/2012/04/12/our-galaxy-grand/
thsi one was firmly in your wheelhouse zongrik, and you did a great job with it.
something may have clicked here for me. This is for sure a your forte and written playful and well.
All you’re missing here is an equation for the potential well 😉
I’m very optimistic about the potential for nanotechnology to provide vast improvements in many fields.
A tour de force and no mistake.
you weave words together so well…just perfect placement, timing- jealous that you nail the short form so consistently
nice..i knew this would be the perfect prompt for you…smiles..
Always in awe of your constructions. I’m not qualified to comment in any way but poetically, but as a poem it pleases and intrigues me. Thank you.
thought provoking. May I share my poem with you? http://vmemos.blogspot.com/2008/12/poem-about-cloning-and-global-warming.html
By the way, I did the picture you borrowed using MS Word XP clip art.
Valerie of Valerie Cosrkey’s Classroom Tools and Ideas