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Somewhere in the star-brightened space - An impossible depth away from green - A hungry traveler ghosts between Appetite and appetite, and place and place. Out in the unfreezing lowest of degrees, Some behemoth of infinite impunity And infinitesimal size - a unity In one point - eats, and hungers, and agrees That, once, matter mattered more than a maw Gaping impossibly small and wide. (Better nature has collapsed inside, And galaxies are cleaved as with a saw In a Carpenter's hand.) However, simplicity Is a muted charm in a bottomless pit. When pressure's wake is a woodshop kit, Survivors owe nothing to serendipity.
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Dec 3, 2010
Dec 3, 2010 at 9:12 PM UTC
Singularity
Somewhere in the star-brightened space - An impossible depth away from green - A hungry traveler ghosts between Appetite and appetite, and place and place. Out in the unfreezing lowest of degrees, Some behemoth of infinite impunity And infinitesimal size - a unity In one point - eats, and hungers, and agrees That, once, matter mattered more than a maw Gaping impossibly small and wide. (Better nature has collapsed inside, And galaxies are cleaved as with a saw In a Carpenter's hand.) However, simplicity Is a muted charm in a bottomless pit. When pressure's wake is a woodshop kit, Survivors owe nothing to serendipity.
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Dec 3, 2010
Dec 3, 2010 at 9:12 PM UTC
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