Slightly Physics related valentine's poem

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This discussion centers on the creation of physics-themed Valentine's poems, highlighting the interplay between romantic expressions and scientific concepts. The original poem utilizes terms such as "time dilates" and "Lorentz contraction" to convey affection, while a participant shares their own attempt at a four-verse poem incorporating physics terminology. The conversation emphasizes creativity in merging poetry with scientific ideas, showcasing a unique approach to Valentine's Day sentiments.

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Roses are red
Violets are blue
My time dilates
When I'm with you
But I don't experience Lorentz contraction
When you and I have an interaction
In fact quite the opposite, my lengths expand
But don't run away and bury your head in the sand
It just means that I love you
And on Valentine's day, what could be more true
With you I want to spend the rest of my life
Not worrying about all that trouble and strife
 
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These are my favorite physics valentines!

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Greg Bernhardt said:
These are my favorite physics valentines!

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I could swear that there are more like those. I'd like to see more.

As you know, Greg, English is not my first language. It is only my 1000th language... Just kidding :-p. Anyway, I don't know the rules of poetry in English, but here is my 12 year old vocabulary attempt at 4 verses:

You induce the forces that spin my heart.
They make them beat even when far apart.
In the midst of your fields, my brainwaves fly.
For you are my feels, under this blue sky.

Does it need a title? Let's see... Hopeless, Act I. No, I'm just kidding :-p. It's suppose to be a valentines, slightly physics related poem. We need a happy title... Induced love. No... Invisible strings... I'm not good at titles.
Now when someone reads it, the sky is gray. :oldlaugh:
 

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