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She radiates brilliance based on fine features, good form and skillfully applied cosmetics. He balances confidence and accessibility with an unerring certainty of success. The universe is expanding, Inflation rampant, Stretching everything more than any yoga instructor would allow. Our planet is stuck in motion at hundreds of thousands kilometers per second. I stock up on Dramamine and Ginger Ale. She worries that she will never see him again. He is lost in the business of the day. These galaxies race away from us faster than the speed of light And are accelerating more each trillionth of a second. Some Alien out there has calculated that this is the last week to DVR an episode of the Game of Thrones before losing all contact. Some Star Watcher is now stuck with a static picture of this faraway galaxy from here on out. She is not simply a set of particles:                                 she is moving very fast. In relation to her changing position in space,                                 he is moving even faster. This universe is not stable; It strays too far from itself Running away from a past that was too small. This universe is accelerating As if it has immunity from moving violations Or has appropriately mounted a very good radar detector. One day her particles and his Will dance tumultuously in the debris encircling some infant sun Or get pulled into a black hole. She radiates, He balances, The universe inflates, Stretching everything way beyond belief And ultimately, slightly out of reach. -- Zumwalt (copied from www.zumpoems.com)
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