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Dan Hess
Poems
Aug 2019
Gridlock
The earth is never still
torrential momentum
can you feel it too?
The way the universe moves in pivots
on clockwork, centripetal lensing
Locked upon the surface, inert
Stagnant never stopping
Living in transitions
I am
Expeditious
If I were cast
into the void of nought
to sit in stillness
would Time shift
to a grinding halt?
Would the gears of reality
befall me
as I am consumed
into the fleeting rescendance?
Light-speed is dark
color blurs, and lines of stars
are not but imagery
when nothing can reach a mass
which tears itself from gravity
unmoving
If I were to melt
into time itself
becoming spaghettified
energetic, formless
wouldβst petrificatiON
arise belied to existence?
Could, then, I be
without me
without freeform, broken
penchant
Time shifts in days on
Ever standing in coagulant collision
Universal
Rot
Many dimensions intersect us
Poking through the perforations
Of the quantum flux
And soulbound to the collective
Is the suspended intervision
I am introspect, delicate derelict
A piece of self, its own
Unknown to spaceβs haste
A purer nothing
Then pop!
Come I, again, to being
To become undone by tunneling
Through infinitesimal
Again, herein
The fabrix of
what Matters
Written by
Dan Hess
27/M/MO
(27/M/MO)
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