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And he was so powerful. That after his death. Past time, After all the comings and goings Of a million imagined heavens. Into the deep black frothing at the sides with stars. They would scream his name. And he was so powerful. The most that had ever lived as we could understand it. But, the scream never made a sound. Against it, it found the rushing of a roar. The deaf wave of a quintillion and many more. Souls deafening any single brightness. It was only what it was at the time. And it was all of what it was. There is the matter and the motion. The matter, didn't matter. That it moves is important. That a half dozen billion other carbon made, Things are moving with it matters. To look at any one. Is meaningless. To look at any moment. Is meaningless. It is the rise and fall, The roar of millions across the thousands of years, Becomes the lapping of waves. From incoherent screams, To the soft speech of a force.
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Jan 8, 2016
Jan 8, 2016 at 6:56 PM UTC
The Foam on the Wave
And he was so powerful. That after his death. Past time, After all the comings and goings Of a million imagined heavens. Into the deep black frothing at the sides with stars. They would scream his name. And he was so powerful. The most that had ever lived as we could understand it. But, the scream never made a sound. Against it, it found the rushing of a roar. The deaf wave of a quintillion and many more. Souls deafening any single brightness. It was only what it was at the time. And it was all of what it was. There is the matter and the motion. The matter, didn't matter. That it moves is important. That a half dozen billion other carbon made, Things are moving with it matters. To look at any one. Is meaningless. To look at any moment. Is meaningless. It is the rise and fall, The roar of millions across the thousands of years, Becomes the lapping of waves. From incoherent screams, To the soft speech of a force.
frank-keystone
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Jan 8, 2016
Jan 8, 2016 at 6:56 PM UTC
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