There are 82 Poems about Sciences
= First appeared in Poetry magazine."Of": An Assay
By Jane Hirshfield
"Wreck" and "rise above" 
By Eleanor Wilner
A Grammarian's Funeral
By Robert Browning
A Toccata of Galuppi's
By Robert Browning
A Vision of a Wrangler, of a University, of Pedantry, and of Philosophy
By James Clerk Maxwell
Address: the Archaeans, One Cell Creatures 
By Pattiann Rogers
Afternoons 
By Michael Anania
An Equation for My Children 
By Wilmer Mills
At the California Institute of Technology
By Richard Brautigan
“Faith” is fine invention (202)
By Emily Dickinson
Brain Litany: Or, Overlooking the Existential Factor
By Pier Giorgio Di Cicco
Cartoon Physics, part 1
By Nick Flynn
Cock 
By Albert Goldbarth
Consolation 
By Wisława Szymborska
Corpus Medicum 
By C. Dale Young
Counselors
By Robert Fitzgerald
Darwin’s Bestiary
By Philip Appleman
Duke
By Bob Hicok
Embarrassment
By Brenda Shaughnessy
Evolution
By Jorie Graham
Evolution from the Fish
By Robert Bly
Faith 
By Linda Pastan
Flaxman
By Margaret Fuller
Flight 
By Linda Bierds
Geology
By Bob King
Half-Ourselves & Half-Not 
By Colin Cheney
Hand Defined
By Cole Swensen
How Evolution Came to Indiana
By Philip Appleman
I Grant You Ample Leave
By George Eliot
I Remember Galileo 
By Gerald Stern
In a Science-Illustrator’s Apartment
By Diane Ackerman
In Memory of Edward Wilson, Who Repented of what was in his Mind to Write after Section
By James Clerk Maxwell
Itinerary
By James McMichael
John James Audobon
By Stephen Vincent Benét
Lectures to Women on Physical Science
By James Clerk Maxwell
Lines written under the conviction that it is not wise to read Mathematics in November after one’s fire is out
By James Clerk Maxwell
Love at Thirty-two Degrees 
By Katherine Larson
Lullabye for the Second Millennium 
By J. Allyn Rosser
Lyell’s Hypothesis Again
By Kenneth Rexroth
Mapping the Genome 
By Michael Symmons Roberts
Modern Elfland
By G. K. Chesterton
Molecular Evolution
By James Clerk Maxwell
My God 
By Susan Rolston
Natural Selection 
By Alan Shapiro
Numbers 
By Mary Cornish
On a Raised Beach
By Hugh MacDiarmid
On the Subject of Doctors
By James Tate
Pater Noster
By Catherine Imbriglio
Physics
By Richard Kenney
Planetarium
By Adrienne Rich
Radio 
By Gottfried Benn
Some Extensions on the Sovereignty of Science
By Alberto Ríos
Sonata
By Gjertrud Schnackenberg
Sonnet-To Science
By Edgar Allan Poe
Sublimation Point
By Jason Schneiderman
Summer
By Ronald Johnson
Surgeons must be very careful (156)
By Emily Dickinson
Testing on Steel and Glass
By Carl Rakosi
The Annihilation of Nothing 
By Thom Gunn
from The Botanic Garden, “The Economy of Vegetation”: Canto I
By Erasmus Darwin
The Canterbury Tales: General Prologue
By Geoffrey Chaucer
The Flâneur
By Oliver Wendell Holmes
The General Prologue from the Hengwrt Manuscript of the Canterbury Tales
By Geoffrey Chaucer
The Gross Clinic
By Carol Frost
The Horrid Voice of Science 
By Vachel Lindsay
The Ice Age
By Amy Gerstler
The Laboratory
By Robert Browning
The Land We Did Not Know
By Jean Garrigue
The Passing of the Wise Men 
By Pattiann Rogers
The Science Masquerade
By Pier Giorgio Di Cicco
The Secret of the Machines
By Rudyard Kipling
The Venus Hottentot
By Elizabeth Alexander
The Voyage Home 
By Philip Appleman
Their Bodies 
By David Wagoner
Thinking of Darwin
By Herbert Morris
Three Six Five Zero 
By Conor O'Callaghan
To Madame Curie
By Alice Moore Dunbar-Nelson
To the Chief Musician upon Nabla: A Tyndallic Ode
By James Clerk Maxwell
What the Stars Meant
By John Koethe
When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer
By Walt Whitman
Win-Win 
By Ange Mlinko
X-Ray 
By Dannie Abse
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