Do Not Dismiss Science
Do Not Dismiss Science
My mother was a STEM undergrad
Who always told me
There is no beauty in this life,
Only molecules
She said love was nothing
Just covalent bonds
But why did time stop
Every time she hugged me
“Just your neurons firing “
She would always say
Continuing
Reading about cellular respiration
And how happiness is just a chemical reaction
The world is filled with rich juxtapositions
A motherly embrace
Something real or just Dopamine?
10th grade chemistry and the slow descent to hell
I hated learning science
I loved my mother
Science explained
How telescopes work,
But never the beauty
Of the planets
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