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If Love is defined as a physical phenom,
what’s then its number, we wonder, in physics?
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An electrical loss from a long lost electron?
Is it mapped to the genes in genetics?
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After guessing and going over the question,
did we notice how much love’s kinetic?
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Oh Man! You map-maker, go make for Yourself
a perfection of love without all its woes.
Then please explain to each, the wealth
of the love that is found when it snows!
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There are some things science just cannot know.
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When science can’t give us all of the answers,
Psychology may know where it’s at.
Empirical data depends on the sensors,
a soft science doesn’t deal with all that.
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If Love be then from the mental gym,
where attraction reaction’s by types
of people all packaged and in their thin skin,
it still will not tell why Love bites.
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It would seem, that indeed, love is abstract.
perhaps it’s because it’s universal,
not tied to a physics, but still a fact,
part and parcel, yet still metaphysical.
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Say a metaphysical should fall in a forrest,
within the margins of error, of course,
when it does hit the ground, it’s down, but not out;
a universal’s reversal still has such doubt.
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It may never be known what a love’s all about.
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(revised 16 December 2011)
Copyright © 2011 Marvin Loyd Welborn. All Rights Reserved.
‘If Love is defined as a physical phenom,
What’s it’s number in physics?’
Very good. That is the question.