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My birth was an infinite hazard slowly suddenly sparked by a singularity, dense, blazingly intense, warm womb of everything to be to become, pitch black smaller than a pea induced to expand, quantum fluctuations, give to acquire space, to grow, foreshadow my future existence, forbearing the libertine conduct of particles wooing, playing games of attraction abiding by laws elegantly unwritten, striving to unite yet at moments repelled, by forces unfathomable, a dynamic courtship unaware, unconscious drive of conscienceless creations. When, an endless labour of spinning behaviour engenders rarity, beguiling perfection, where, a molten sphere dances around a fiery young star at a demure distance to lose heat and hoard water, become a sphere of stone, a cosmic delivery room yielding conceptions, billions of species born, lived and extinguished, primordial ancestors evolving I was brought into existence. Who am I?
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Feb 12, 2018
Feb 12, 2018 at 6:48 AM UTC
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My birth was an infinite hazard slowly suddenly sparked by a singularity, dense, blazingly intense, warm womb of everything to be to become, pitch black smaller than a pea induced to expand, quantum fluctuations, give to acquire space, to grow, foreshadow my future existence, forbearing the libertine conduct of particles wooing, playing games of attraction abiding by laws elegantly unwritten, striving to unite yet at moments repelled, by forces unfathomable, a dynamic courtship unaware, unconscious drive of conscienceless creations. When, an endless labour of spinning behaviour engenders rarity, beguiling perfection, where, a molten sphere dances around a fiery young star at a demure distance to lose heat and hoard water, become a sphere of stone, a cosmic delivery room yielding conceptions, billions of species born, lived and extinguished, primordial ancestors evolving I was brought into existence. Who am I?
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Feb 12, 2018
Feb 12, 2018 at 6:48 AM UTC
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