Gravity Poem by Barry Middleton

Gravity

Rating: 4.5


long before that fateful apple
struck Newton on the head

every man who ever lived
knew some day he'd be dead

since the day that we were born
gravity drags us down

it took a year to learn to walk
to see what could be found

Newton said be glad it's here
or we would float away

but still it never lets us go
it always has its way

in age it drags us to the Earth
we ride it like a wave

Einstein claimed that's what it is
that pulls us toward the grave

Gravity
Thursday, August 25, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: life,science
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Pamela Sinicrope 25 August 2016

Cleverly written and fun to read! The last four lines are my favorite. Thanks for sharing. at 10+++... I'm getting out my surfboard!

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Barry Middleton 25 August 2016

Ride the wave! Yes, the poem leads up to the last four lines.

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