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I'm almost positive I heard them talking Talking in their protective, yet complaining manner They say, they only get to interact with the weak They say, they're all too often held responsible for the bond between others What's the matter with them? They're the ones full of chemistry They're the ones who can escape scott free While I have to stay inside and act positive about it Just once I'd like to not be in the middle of everything
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May 12, 2025
May 12, 2025 at 1:36 PM UTC
Electrons Sure Are Negative
In hybridization Atoms Shuffle around electrons In orbitals To be able to bond With the maximum number of electrons Of another atoms ... Rather like the amount of effort She takes To connect with you
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Sep 23, 2018
Sep 23, 2018 at 9:09 PM UTC
Hybridization into a Relationship Ananlogy
I’ve learned that nothing truly touches. “Likes repel,” explains the unbreachable absence between electrons. Perhaps this is why I feel distance in our embrace.
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Dec 29, 2017
Dec 29, 2017 at 2:08 PM UTC
PARTICULATES
- on the prompt "Falling in Love (more than once)" I thought about this prompt you gave me. A girl on a train, I had fallen in love with, Silhouette of her hair border lining the darkness of eventide towards Bangalore. We met in a ground a year later, no intermittent contact held, like quantum-entangled electrons do, dumbfounded how it'd happened. And again on the road in Bangalore three years later. A direct line to the eye's sight, first time, under a morning seeming streetlight. A latch bolded in the color of the eyes, I longed to deep dive in. Words finding silence at the wrong time, so they resorted to not all things and happenings having reasons and fear of consoling a needy in a fear of an upside down going failure. And like between life and death are only breaths, the silence between the sentences was filled with ours and death by chocolate, and thoughts of silences of the other's mind, unheard of, aware only of an unbeknownst wind of familiarity of an unknown kind. I had fallen in love multiple times, which is to say I'd sifted through the earth to the other side and started rising, from it, in it. Following down the gushes of time sinking and rising sensations of guilty pleasures in the chest, insinuating that the thing of beauty is a joy forever but only when not possessed.                            ********* There's an old man, my mother's father not loved by anyone, angry all the time illogically unnecessarily hurting others, drunk trashing long hair and glasses, rusted in the smell of decay. I make me fall in love with him, again and again and again, so that he knows he's not alone, always.
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Apr 10, 2017
Apr 10, 2017 at 6:25 AM UTC
Sifting Through the Earth's Core
- on the prompt "Falling in Love (more than once)" I thought about this prompt you gave me. A girl on a train, I had fallen in love with, Silhouette of her hair border lining the darkness of eventide towards Bangalore. We met in a ground a year later, no intermittent contact held, like quantum-entangled electrons do, dumbfounded how it'd happened. And again on the road in Bangalore three years later. A direct line to the eye's sight, first time, under a morning seeming streetlight. A latch bolded in the color of the eyes, I longed to deep dive in. Words finding silence at the wrong time, so they resorted to not all things and happenings having reasons and fear of consoling a needy in a fear of an upside down going failure. And like between life and death are only breaths, the silence between the sentences was filled with ours and death by chocolate, and thoughts of silences of the other's mind, unheard of, aware only of an unbeknownst wind of familiarity of an unknown kind. I had fallen in love multiple times, which is to say I'd sifted through the earth to the other side and started rising, from it, in it. Following down the gushes of time sinking and rising sensations of guilty pleasures in the chest, insinuating that the thing of beauty is a joy forever but only when not possessed.                            ********* There's an old man, my mother's father not loved by anyone, angry all the time illogically unnecessarily hurting others, drunk trashing long hair and glasses, rusted in the smell of decay. I make me fall in love with him, again and again and again, so that he knows he's not alone, always.
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Opposites attract. An object with a negative charge will attract an object with a positive charge– Until they touch. This collision transfers electrons from one object to the other– Distributing appropriately. The objects are now equally charged– And repel each other. Was that our problem? We became too close? Collided too hard? Does this explain why our spark fizzled out? Why this attraction became repulsion? Did my desire for intimacy lead to our demise? Did I miscalculate the consequences of our contact? Was our embrace the end?
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Jan 4, 2017
Jan 4, 2017 at 12:02 AM UTC
Are Electrons to Blame?
At infinite dust of possibilities, Light rose and set like a knight, With its shining armor, the screens were up, A mere glance of her, Jumping energy levels, Leaving traces of her radiant shell. Ages turned to eons, Memory of millions of years, Still crashes to her thought, The free spirit of every soul, We were the heart of this universe, With all the time in this space, All we wished was to be one, Collide with the greatest force, Be one if it meant for one moment's time, But with all we tried, we were the slaves of laws, The irresistible lust to touch her once, Over ages has faded to dust, As we cycled the shallow mass, As we raced with the light, All desires seems clumsy, When you cling by this lone heart. They say we can't be together, Their shallow concepts don't hold us, For we are lost in this higher law, For we are the savages reigned by fate. This crash may never happen, This tale may end in sorrow, For this charge run through our veins, For we won't live with chances, So we ran with out might, The stars of our own fate, With all the speed we grew dim, Till the dark gulfed us through. Like a sudden flame, we crashed, Our love flew through our bodies, The time could have stopped, But it was jealous of our sound glow, Like an neutron star we faced the end, Incapacitated and burnt, We fade in this beautiful silence.
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Jan 21, 2016
Jan 21, 2016 at 12:15 PM UTC
The Electrons