Love has found itself stuck in a dependent generation
in a single particle state, it is lost in space
symbolized as an atom that has been briefly split up
it lies emotionless until returning face-to-face.
I’m no scientist or an expert in devotion,
I’m definitely not a master of quantum mechanics
I do happen to know a few things about being alone,
something you need to be ok with, there’s no need to panic.
People, when your loved one, is out and about
wish them well, but then just leave them be
as your nuclear force brings you back together
then it’s okay to compute your wave functionality.
Learn to be a lone Proton, Neutron, or Electron
and do not confuse that with being alone, at all,
I promise, distance does, in fact, make the heart grown stronger
despite a sense of crashing, your angular momentum will not let you fall.
© 2018 Joseph Emerson @ WhatsInsideAMadmansHat.com
What's Inside a Madman's Hat? 
I love that you used “angular momentum” in a (terrific) poem. Nicely done!
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Haha thank you. Was tough to keep it 50/50 with scientific terms and not straying too far from the lesson .. I was wondering if people would understand what some of these terms meant. So thank you again, I feel a lot better 🤓
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I notice, with your writing, that you never talk down to your audience. As a reader, I appreciate that.
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That means a lot. Thank you so much. 👍🏼
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I loved how have combined the physics with the biology and used in your arts.
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Thank you so much. I was wondering as I was writing if this would have positive feedback. So cool. I appreciate you reading and stopping by 🤓
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My pleasure .One of the unique poems I have read so far. very creative.
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Learn to be a lone Proton…haha! Deserves applause 👏
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haha thanks. 👍
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New way of expression.
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Nice words so well composed, Joseph combining both science and love together.
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👍thank you so much. 🤓
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I’m alone much of the time. Love now knowing I’m a lone proton. Artists of any kind embrace this. Also, brevity counts. You said so much so sparingly. Susannah.
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Thank you so much for reading Susannah. 👍
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I loved it. Made me feel less like the isolated freak I think I’m often perceived as. I try to look at that as a plus, as a writer….:)
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Keep it up. I’m glass you feel like less of a freak. Although the freak is what were you aside. My solitude allows me to paint, write, run around the house screaming gibberish. It’s completely ok to be a freak 🤓
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Will mull over that. 🙂
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Reblogged this on From 1 Blogger 2 Another.
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👍 thanks for sharing. Means a lot.
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Joseph, most welcome. Nicely done!
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The first attempt to comment from my phone ended in a fiasco. But sasha fierce me will try again and here is why: I so so so love this Joe, just starting psychology classes and I feel like the theory with all those ancient researchers is a mix of physics,biology and chemistry and co. Hmm, could this poem be a reincarnation of that era? And talking about alone time, I call them My Me Moments. I so so so love them, I actually miss them – I mean the lengthy ones where I just upped and vamoosed for a few days. Someone once remarked I seemingly couldn’t be bored by myself…hell no i can’t. Can’t seriously even seem to have enough of those Magical Me Moments anymore these days hahaha
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Haha thank you for jumping through hoops to get this comment to me. I’m glad you like it that much. I feel as time goes on, we start to appreciate our alone time a lot more. I just think it’s unhealthy when people literally cannot or will not function without their counterpart with them. Thanks again for reading and commenting. I always appreciate it.
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It sure is unhealthy, called codependency, a milder and more human type of addiction lol
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