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My home is the axis. I am everywhere at once but still I am lost. I can show you the world but you will experience nothing. Sometimes I worry that I will be forgotten as I am simply a starting point for greater things ahead. I wish I could travel in another direction. These circles are tiring. I radiate knowledge from my plump pot-belly, but inside, I know far less than you. I accommodate the whole world, but my shell still fits in your hands. I lodge the scorching swelter of the deserts, but I only feel warmth between your palms. I breathe the icy air of Antarctica, but the only snow that bothers me is the grey blanket that sits on my surfaces when you are gone for a while. My home is simply the axis. I wander all the places   but still I am no where to be found.
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Jan 17, 2018
Jan 17, 2018 at 6:30 AM UTC
The axis
My home is the axis. I am everywhere at once but still I am lost. I can show you the world but you will experience nothing. Sometimes I worry that I will be forgotten as I am simply a starting point for greater things ahead. I wish I could travel in another direction. These circles are tiring. I radiate knowledge from my plump pot-belly, but inside, I know far less than you. I accommodate the whole world, but my shell still fits in your hands. I lodge the scorching swelter of the deserts, but I only feel warmth between your palms. I breathe the icy air of Antarctica, but the only snow that bothers me is the grey blanket that sits on my surfaces when you are gone for a while. My home is simply the axis. I wander all the places   but still I am no where to be found.
(Poem about a globe spinning on an axis)
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Jan 17, 2018
Jan 17, 2018 at 6:30 AM UTC
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