For A Short Time.
Death is the final refusal.
It discards the giggle of time,
that beast with a stretch
the length of a universe.
The strong silent type of dark matter
and the blush of unfinished principles,
of critical strings.
Important as every heart attack there ever was,
some believe the concept
a messiah of numbers.
True freedom may appear as a slight vibration.
A curl in the fringe of our real
and the automatic response
of immediate reality
is to treat the theory as a threat
hunt it down and vanish
all signs of the new possible,
the untouched currency
of hope in high doses.
And if there are no strings,
no shimmering resonance,
then the wormhole
is a practical alternative
as long as energy gives up her sweet milk
but it's not likely.
However there is a seperate suggestion.
Maybe
death is the wormhole.
Space and time are not a platform but
a moveable surface
that follows you
into the after.
And before, a stasis
of placeless comfort.
Therefore,
every infant is a time traveller.
We have all ventured distances we cannot imagine.
And will return to our snug forms
to continue our other selves
until we succumb once again
to our fondly thought reality.
Ready to experience mass.
Giddy with bias and hindsight,
forgetting it all completely
for a short time.
Cynthia Buell Thomas
Mon 18th Feb 2013 20:06
Fantastic - philosophy and physics 'strung' inexorably together with real poetical skill. And I do believe totally that 'every infant is a time traveller'. I will read this many times.