Albert Einstein 3 - The Compass Poem by Geeta Radhakrishna Menon
Albert Einstein 3 - The Compass
When Albert was five years old,
His father - Hermann, gifted him a compass.
Albert was fascinated by this small instrument.
The northward swing of the needle captured his attention
A seed of curiosity sprung in his tender mind.
Even at such a young age,
He realised that there was an invisible force,
A power that existed in nature.
For Albert, the compass created an admiration,
An awe that continued to haunt him,
A strong inquisitiveness to know more of
The unseen forces in and around objects of nature.
This quest in search of truth lasted his whole life.
Einstein experimented a lot on abstract things.
But he was also interested in practical applications.
In physics, his theories were tested by various means,
And confirmed through experiments.
In 1915, at the age of thirty six, Einstein said:
"In my old age, I am acquiring a passion for experiment."
A Biographical Poem
A seed of curiosity turned into a 'strong inquisitiveness to know more of The unseen forces in and around objects of nature'. Very apt portrait of Albert Einstein who was driven by his scientific temperament since his childhood. Thanks a lot.
This poem perfectly captures the brilliance of Sir Albert Einstein. Beautifully written poem👏🙏❤️
Yes, the quest to search often helps discover so many facets of life... As always loved reading it.
A very inspiring and informative write. The life of a great man will always serve an inspiration to future generations. A well presented and crafted poem.
A historical relevant piece of poetry written with a good command of your subject. Stay enriched, Madam.
Inspiring biography of Albert Einstein explained very eell in short..
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Filled with meaning. Tells the importance of curiosity