Sunday, September 4, 2022

Poem: Looking Back

 

Looking Back

 

the light

would’ve been dark in another place,

so many puny photons milling on the walls,

pawns bumping pawns,

a weightless glue of grey upon grey.

 

to zoom out, lens-style, 

reveals just another cell,

another slice of planet in a district on a continent.

further still, waits the slapdash solar system,

and beyond that 

a who-knows-whatness of dark matter and cosmos.

 

and the humans,


they serve as morsels

for the Gargantua that is this crazy comparmentalized game.

it all interconnects, somehow, if only in a poet's head,

this pandemonium of inputs and outputs

vomited from my broken moebius brain,

spokes within spokes of wheels within wheels

of fractious dendrite-choirs.


the poet, this i, this me,

i i i i


 

have decided that this lonely universe

has taken far too long to craft its most absurd beings,

the ones which it should force to ponder

how vicious and magnificent

it really is,


and show them 

the way out.



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9/5/25 lots of edits what a mess

10/3 lots of changes 

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