Einstein's T-Shirt

Robert Southwick Richmond

 

EINSTEIN’S T-SHIRT

 

She said she’d bought it at a yard sale,

that crazy lady with Einstein’s equation about mass and velocity

on a T-shirt over her big mama breasts:

as my heart’s speed neared the speed of my eyes,

at that singularity

my heart’s weight

was great without bound.

  • Author: Robert Southwick Richmond (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 4th, 2021 15:19
  • Comment from author about the poem: I wrote this poem for a woman I met in a poetry class, about 30 years ago. She was indeed wearing that T-shirt rather spectacularly.
  • Category: Erotic
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  • Trenz Pruca

    Haha .. too bad it had to be a singularity. Have a happy new year.

    • Robert Southwick Richmond

      I used the word singularity in its cosmological sense, but she was indeed a singularity. She had an unusual name. I found a poet by that name on Facebook, but not sure it's the same person, so I sent her a friend request just now.

      Algebra is a bear to set in type. I don't remember how I did that one, about 30 years ago.

    • orchidee

      A fine write Robert.
      Einstein, though wise, had some odd ideas of some things. Then the saying: 'Great men/women are not always wise'.

      • Robert Southwick Richmond

        Einstein's ideas are still being worked out, like his relationship to quantum mechanics. The equations about mass and velocity are of course some of his major contributions.



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