Looked at the projects of pupils at the Science
Expo in mesmerized wonderment, they read all the
esoteric Internet sites and summarized the details
One boy won a gold award for his project on vibrations
and sound, explaining with pictures and personal notes
that ancient Hebrew and Sanskrit were proven to be
sacred languages by a voice pronouncing their sound
through a tonoscope, forming sand spread on a vibrating
material into their written form; the boy replicated
experiments by looking at patterns forming in salt spread
on tight plastic set into vibration by the right Hertz volume
of sound off-loaded from the Internet, he made his own
drawings of the oscillation patterns he saw; explaining how
the three-dimensional forms we know came about; I can only
marvel at such discoveries in epiphanies of feelings
Cannot replicate scientific experiments, nor follow prescribed
rules for objective presentation, I can only exult in odes with
hallelujahs and exclamation marks to express overflowing
emotions; poets disliking modern science do not read poems
about it while scientists disliking descriptions of feelings in
poetry do not read it also, I sing my song of praise
all by myself, Hail Jenny’s Tonoscope, Hail Chladni, Hail
Quantum Physics, Hail Enthusiastic Young Pupils, Hail
Magical World of Scientific Discovery
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