My Daughter did Science by Andrew Shephard
I was speaking
to my daughter
of the
properties of water –
the
flow, the singing brooks,
reflections
on a placid mere
the
inspiration of a tear,
how it
differs from the rocks.
No Dad,
she said, rocks too can flow,
erupt
and spew and turn to gas
when
subject to sufficient mass –
just
watch the molten lava flow
from
this Icelandic volcano.
So,
it’s
not important what it is,
what
matters is how hot it is.
A very happy New Year to all contributors to, and readers of, the Yorkshire Writers' Lunch.
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