The Mystery Of Gravity Comments

…and the gravity of mystery!

Our world is losing gravity, yet no one can escape.

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Gravity's pull, unseen, unknown, Even Newton wondered how it's shown, Curved or straight, its secret's grown.

Scientific and compelling.

Both men are my favourite scientists of all time. Thanks for this insight rendition about their

I really enjoyed this verse.

Mister Edwards, are you a poet or a unsuccesful teacher, who is looking for 'victims'Never spend your time at such childish activities. All poets know that it is a typing error, and it must be REGARD. You have never finished junior-high school, methinks, since your behaviour tells me so

Now, ccording to Newton's universal law of gravitation.' I think 'according'. ;) and.... 'upn another' Who was (if any) the poem's proofreader? ! ! ;)))

I regard this poem exceptionally brilliant. Congrats being constantly placed on the same page on Poem Hunter, dear poet. I have enjoyed my revisit here, TFS

I cite here: Newton himself admitted that he did not understand the nature of the gravitational force that he discovered. This is very true, but at the same time sounds so odd. Excellent poem having read more times

Great poem Paul

I've always been baffled by gravity. If the moon can pull the oceans, how come it doesn't pull the water out of my cup of tea? in my

Thought provoking writings about the gravity; great to read

Two giants in science put together, true amazing! Magnificent poem.

By the interaction od galaxies the whole Universe existing by gravitation as a chain connecting all Stars! It's a greatest wonder of Nature in Space! Nce attempt to make a clear idea of gravitation in Space!

I regrad this poem as precious and very important, since we started to know the true meaning/theory of it AFTER having read this

I will not ask gain, but in my FIRST response, I wrote more and important things

I have commented on this excellent poem, but WHY is my response not here yet? So very pity, truly

You've incorporated both Newton and Einstein's view of gravity quite nicely in your poetic tribute. An enjoyable read that leaves the reader with a more in-depth view of the different viewpoints. Nice job!