In A Jiffy Poem by Aniruddha Pathak
In A Jiffy
Ye might be feather light, lean, leafy,
Can't still kiss a spot in a jiffy,
Unless a bird be quite
That flies faster than light;
Jiffy's that mind's birdie and iffy.
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In physics and chemistry a jiffy is equal to about 33.3504 picoseconds. Now, to reach anywhere in a jiffy one must travel one centimetre faster than the speed of light. Can you?
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Humour | 11.03.2017 |
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4/29/2024 7:47:30 PM # 1.0.0.1119
It's almost impossible to travel that fast! A wonderful Limerick! Enjoyed the humor........10
Thank you Dr Swain, humour is fine, but exaggeration, like cartoons, is the way to bring home the point.