E Part three

by BentleeSmith Falls, Ontario, Canada

Apr 2010 542 Views 3 comments

E . . . Part three

At the end of his arms chalked fingers his hands held. No need for a brush as shirts elbow worked jus fine. Equations an answers run from another get them together in his set time. Calibrate thought an all's that within share logical mind .... the answers begin~

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Posted: Apr 2010

About this poem:

One of the greatest minds ever known . . . . Einstein . . . . a body of thought in itself as to where he was at:)

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trurorobAlicante, Valencia SpainApr 11, 2010

Good series on Albert!!
rob

agoodguy2havesuffolk, Virginia USAApr 11, 2010

yes i agree he's a true visionary. "head wind in life challenged" is a good line. I had heard that Albert and another great physicist, I think Edward Teller, were walking the grounds of Princeton discussing relativity, and didn't even notice and earthquake was going on, but had to be interrupted and told. That is focus. Anyway, I digress, nice trilogy.