Another side of life (poem)
A life without newton
If Newton's laws of motion never did exist
All of us would be in for a twist
No gravity to pin us to the earth.
Our universe would forever be cursed
No apples or falling stars would be seen
For with no gravity, how could they be gleaned?
No motion of objects in a plane
No knowledge of the force to contain
But thankfully Newton's laws did come to be
And they have changed the world, you and me
We have gravity to keep us in place
To measure and explore the universe's space.
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