Photoluminescence Math, Machines, and Music

A subtle move of the violinist’s hands,

And the magnetic moment of electron,

A lonely conquer to some no man’s lands,

And the Great Wall and Parthenon’s perfection,

They are remarkable achievements, while

I seek a target closer but not smaller;

It’s in the newly-wedded couple’s smile,

And in an infant’s look of vivid color,

It’s in a sigh for unrequited wait,

In arms of father’s or in mother’s kiss,

And in the long hug at an airport gate,

In tears for soldier resting in the bliss;

I ask no statue, but find it enough

To be by someone loved, and be in love.