Over the edge, I’m falling—
No, just dizzying fear, acrophobia again.
Peering into the abyss, I see
Broken promises, no stars, planets,
Not even dwarf ones, no asteroids, moons,
not even super ones, no comets, meteoroids,
saints, astronauts, photons, multiverses,
—no heaven,
Quasars, Musk-bits, satellites, Major Tom,
Galaxies, black holes, nor space burials.
The earth’s angle rounded by curved space,
Einstein’s claim, overlooks a sun-warping place,
And orbits squared by ten, to the nth degree,
on the edge of knowledge.
But all I see is darkness, no matter, dusty, unlit,
Bent time, invisible quarks and gluons, one
Plane, indivisible, neither truthful nor just,
under Lunacy, without liberty
–Sandwiched to Sol, Ra, Surya
A morsel of the great nothingness.
Love the line one
Plane, indivisible.
Wonderful middle of sensory and mathematical!
Great poem!
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