we chase and we race but it all ends in a pace in this speed, we lose our way these instants, lost away
Heisenberg, a well of insight knew something of light “those known of speed position will show no need”
now he spoke of waves and light but I find that quite the blight I speak of man and life place and haste, a strife
caught in the race we lose our space eyes set ahead the now lies dead
yet, in the now ambition begins to bow caught in the present a life unspent
walk, not run, nor pause live with a cause in unity life offers opportunity
This poem is a take on the Heisenberg uncertainty principle; which is a fundamental limitation of quantum mechanics stating that the shrinking the uncertainty of the position of a particle grows the uncertainty of the momentum of a particle and vice versa.