A Briton, not a Teuton, he <br />on physic’s laws made mutiny. <br />For falling apples avid, he <br />discovered laws of gravity, <br />still notably most Newtony, <br />though modified, of course by Al- <br />bert Einstein, who went thrice to Cal, <br />the Tech that has more Nobel Prizes <br />per capita than Cam or Isis <br />or Charles, in its wise-west locale, <br />but chose to stay in Princeton where <br />he thought the faculty would care <br />far more about ideas he’d scatter, <br />like speed of light and splitting matter <br />with energy as wild as hair. <br /> <br />The Huntington Museum in San Marino reminds its members that it contains the third largest collection of manuscripts and books on Sir Isaac Newton. <br /> <br />12/23/08<br /><br />gershon hepner<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/newton-and-einstein/
