Marie Curie, pioneer of radioactivity and winner of two Nobel Prizes in Chemistry and Physics. Photo source: i12bent.tumblr.com
Why does the scientist
Stay so in patient fidelity
Waiting for results to crash parallel
To predictions and understanding-
Experiment after experiment
After experiment?
Simply because “I won’t give up,
On the pursuit that I
Love, love, love. ”
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I have always been amazed learning about the scientists who spent their lives creating theories of atoms, space, evolution… Because our understanding of these topics today come from a collective pool of works that was gained experiment after experiment, day by day. Taking chemistry, I already have an idea about how tedious lab work can be, but I am only learning – cannot imagine the hard work and devotion it took to BUILD biology, chemistry, and physics.
The random playlist I took song titles is called “Rainy Café Windows” by Songza (which is an awesome app that plays free music that fits your moods).
The songs are:
Crash Parallel by Rain Delays
The Scientist by Coldplay
I Won’t Give Up by Jason Mraz
Fidelity by Regina Spektor
Love Love Love by Of Monsters and Men
Thanks for reading,
thebookybunhead
Oh, so you make a random playlist and then make a poem out of it? That’s a pretty cool idea. Or am I too sleepy and just made that up? I agree, it is very cool seeing science in action, especially after perseverance. 🙂
In this case, I didn’t make but just played a playlist. I thought so too, but it was actually the prompt idea on the NaPoWriMo website several days ago (I’m a but behind, see).
Well done!
This is great!
I need a playlist to help me deal with waking up to snow on April 16. Any suggestions???
Hmm. Like contemplative songs that match the weather or happy ones that cheer you up?
Probably happy ones to make me realize that snow isn’t a 365 day a year occurrence around here…
Made a post because it was easier, feel free to check it out!
I shall check it out… 🙂