An Apple Fell On His Head

An apple fell on his head - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Then his prying eyes were scanning around Up and down and up and down Once and twice the event to discern Could not say it soft or hard Though it did hit right his head Triggering a train of thought in his mind Of why and why it did Come down and not go up when An apple fell the earth on Not an uncommon phenomenon, nature Off and on entertains to all, yet an event rare Unlike others haunted him to think smart And gift the mankind the best Of science as the law of gravitation Not yet discovered now got it down Oh what a promising day it was, upon Entering into the Garden of Eden Newton’s head was hit by an apple And the world woke up to a new dawn of purple Oh man be not afraid of falling apples overhead For nature always plays down things we need to comprehend