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Wretched is he to whom Science is unknown (Sonnet I)
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By: Matthew De Angelis
Competition Year: 2013 Votes (1) | Comments (0) |
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For in all its omnipotence truth is shown
And the awesomeness of Nature in all its might
Unfolds unto us to delight and excite.
For Science, indeed, in itself is an art
'Tis a language, 'tis music and doth impart
Knowledge but revealed to a certain few
Who possess the talent and thus can pursue.
To test, to experiment, relentless are we
In our quest, our yearning to learn so to see;
More powers of Science are to be newfound
Behold years of discovery, more to astound!
From falsehood and fiction in glory withstands
As we aim to hold science in the palm of our hands.
