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I sometimes ponder of a phone call that will never be of silence stretching between two receivers of a heavy sigh that exhales years’ worth of air caged in the lungs Yes, I’m still here How have you been? How is life? How many laugh-lines did the corner of your eye accumulated? How many past mistakes still drag around your tongue? How many days since than have drained onto your windowsill? How many nights were spent sleeping at the foot open front-gates? Am I as you remember? Are we where you imagined us to be back then, some years ago when both our paths diverged when all we left behind was dust and a sense of waste, and a pair of phantom us, gazing onward that shared the same time and space Yes, I am here, but different which may describe you too no wonder, since passing time kept kneading us like clay and all our efforts to keep straight were all for naught, we are astray But sometimes I still ponder if thing did not transpire if times unraveled could be wound up and knotted, at that single point then moving forward, just maybe both of us were different now but different altogether
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Oct 21, 2019
Oct 21, 2019 at 2:14 PM UTC
Lyrical Physics # 17: Persistence time
I sometimes ponder of a phone call that will never be of silence stretching between two receivers of a heavy sigh that exhales years’ worth of air caged in the lungs Yes, I’m still here How have you been? How is life? How many laugh-lines did the corner of your eye accumulated? How many past mistakes still drag around your tongue? How many days since than have drained onto your windowsill? How many nights were spent sleeping at the foot open front-gates? Am I as you remember? Are we where you imagined us to be back then, some years ago when both our paths diverged when all we left behind was dust and a sense of waste, and a pair of phantom us, gazing onward that shared the same time and space Yes, I am here, but different which may describe you too no wonder, since passing time kept kneading us like clay and all our efforts to keep straight were all for naught, we are astray But sometimes I still ponder if thing did not transpire if times unraveled could be wound up and knotted, at that single point then moving forward, just maybe both of us were different now but different altogether
For analogous "classical" results see: 17th Installment in this series of poems inspired by physics. This one is a bit different, as it is not inspired by a "classic" result in physics, but by my own research. For analogous "classical" results see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persistence_length Thoughts and comments are always welcome
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Oct 21, 2019
Oct 21, 2019 at 2:14 PM UTC
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