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#spacetime
All this data swirling running rings around our fixed viewpoints We cannot build a box large enough to store our misunderstanding There will not be a day when it all adds up not one day it makes sense Tony Noon
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Jul 13, 2025
Jul 13, 2025 at 2:06 PM UTC
Big Numbers
Sipping cerveza with Beautiful bocce ***** bowling Through Pacific sands While the sun tracks into the horizon
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Jan 20, 2024
Jan 20, 2024 at 9:02 PM UTC
Objectifying Pallina
singularity is when you hold me tight on a sapphire night, magic made twisted under satin sheets beneath the nonchalant moon   your intent gaze, cuts through mist of illusion, gently whispering “detachment” from a banausic existence   love and pain swell deep inside my fragile body, as i sink into the infinity of spacetime, where the gravity of your love alone bends my aching heart © 2022
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Apr 16, 2022
Apr 16, 2022 at 9:42 AM UTC
the diary of a forty something
Space and time fail to confine the inner workings of this extravagant divine.
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Jan 28, 2021
Jan 28, 2021 at 5:34 AM UTC
Space and time
Stardust complexities s        h i        m m        e r out in golden blue. The exacting clockwork of the cosmos ticks ponderously in Kepler seconds. Chronology here is kept by the pendulous sway of planets. Aeons as minutes. We are just dust on the gears. Galactic flecks, swept up in the filigree pirouette of an astronomical timepiece. Here, but not here. Q        . .        U A        . .        N T         . .        U M        . and fleeting.
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Nov 15, 2020
Nov 15, 2020 at 12:59 PM UTC
Clockwork Cosmos
Spacetime warps round her, Moons colliding, suns implode. Black hole siren song.
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Sep 22, 2020
Sep 22, 2020 at 11:59 AM UTC
Haiku #3
Eternity of moments and infinity in seconds Reality of scale with unearthly dimensions beckons Millisecond memories last for time immemorial Each minute an eternity and existing not at all My wild floating neurons leap through the playground of space-time A nodal universe I swim through with a reasonless rhyme
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Sep 2, 2020
Sep 2, 2020 at 4:28 PM UTC
The Forever and The Now
don’t forget ... by michael r. burch for Beth don’t forget to remember that Space is curved (like your Heart) and that even Light is bent by your Gravity. The opening lines of my poem were inspired by a famous love poem written by e. e. cummings. Keywords/Tags: cummings, space, curved, forget, remember, heart, light, bent, gravity, space-time teacher by michael r. burch, age 17 teacher, take a look at my life, for it has just begun and u think that i am “misinformed” merely because i'm young; but the truth is often hidden (what lies lurk behind ur eyes?) and maybe Puff can tell u where the Dragon flies. teacher, take a look at my life: urs is a dull-edged knife (the white-hot blade long blunted). now ur as cold as ice. still, when u come to class, act like u know it all, for if u show insecurity, surely wee will folderol. I wrote "teacher" after hearing the song "Old Man" by Neil Young. "Wee" is a pun, not a typo.
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Mar 29, 2020
Mar 29, 2020 at 1:20 AM UTC
don’t forget, after e. e. cummings
Trap in your mirror reflection. A world Lost through space an time. No rhyme through the disconnection;Of the objection, stabilizing the this infection. You said I'll be one gone well your wrong. Spreads like some ******* plague. Colors dancing with me tonight. As your words turn vague. Something seem so outright. You valued your light while I remained your opposite within one with the dark. Piercing eyes to dish threw the ******** fierce as the mixture of toxins in your bloodstream couldn't you admit. Trying to find an urge to resist but **** it barley feels I exist. Run astray, warped in the present. Make it alive. Make it alive. Or... Strive...to... Real.
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Jan 16, 2018
Jan 16, 2018 at 1:54 AM UTC
reflections
I don't know where my life lies, on the spectrum of time woven with space, set at a panthers pace. I'm here in this solar symptom. A perfect distance from the sun, An idealistic ozone. The third planet, but still alone. You're in your solar symptom. The planet's surface burns hot, Your atmosphere rich in CO2. Somehow, I still feel you. Only an eighth of a galaxy away. Baby that's still twelve thousand light years. Subside to the quantum gears. Your gravity weighs on you heavy, let it take you in. Trust me, it will alter your time in space. Setting years at a days pace. Just hold on. I'm on my three thousandth light year, hold fast. I fear my life might not last. Your time winds in slow motion. Baby, please wait. My time is still the same. Your days are my years, and all of my fears. This vessel will reach you. Weather my bodies decayed or you see my last day.
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Jan 6, 2018
Jan 6, 2018 at 11:07 PM UTC
Relativity
to the one who knows or examines his existence explain the relativity of time and distance from the instance of creation; the expansion of self to the bold bearing of a life lived well. now picture the presence of a proclaimed faith through the face of a Galilean reference frame but refrain from the mention of preconceived notions which pertain to gnomon-wise motion. © Matthew Harlovic
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Jun 5, 2017
Jun 5, 2017 at 8:31 PM UTC
gnomon (for oenopides of chios)
She wanted space-time so I left the dimension to return only when my name was mentioned.
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Mar 31, 2016
Mar 31, 2016 at 9:47 PM UTC
Space/Time
As the only sun dial in my family, spacetime encompasses the face of a fallacy. © Matthew Harlovic
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Nov 29, 2015
Nov 29, 2015 at 10:31 PM UTC
Son Dial
Delorean I would want to travel with you In a region of the universe Where you and I get lost in spacetime than to arrive at a certain place of infinite madness and beauty. I'd like to imagine that stars flicker as we go by creating paths creating constellations as stellar as we feel Drift lightyears away towards the cosmos to create an infinite you and I We were the past. We are the present. We will be the future. We are what we are as we make of ourselves. I will travel the infinite worlds with you. I will travel time just to be with you To make a stretch into infinity It's October 21st 2015 It is in the NOW
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Oct 21, 2015
Oct 21, 2015 at 12:51 PM UTC
Space+Time Travel
Long meanders the line that divided us While we lived, rugged is the knife that severed What was a quiet bond between two particles Of stardust. From my reserved cloud I can see The domes on the temples I have never visited, The ghat that runs by the holy rivulet is solitary, The mists of human endeavour do not blanket Those flagstones in warmth or comfort, All that remains is algae sprawled on the steps Of the ghat where silence is the spirit The light and the guide. Two particles of stardust collide in an instant In the fluidity of Space time, and all that remains Is a whisper in history That once existed two people, separate, Though begotten of the same dust as the Stars, Who were united in a flash of light, And an eternity of peace.
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Sep 18, 2015
Sep 18, 2015 at 1:40 PM UTC
Moksha 2
There be some juice. Light, we cannot drink. Dark our days that trudge on, laden caravan. There be some song, to the tune of the winds. Parched, the baked earth thirsting for a caress wet from the silken lashes of the sky maiden. Let's talk to her tonight, the last lotus is in still-bloom in the folds of her tresses as she goes about plucking stars for her worship-basket. Soon the earth is covered in the misty offerings to Deities at the far end of spacetime. Juice some there be. Drink, we cannot light. Caravan laden on trudge that days our dark. The winds of the tune to song some there be. A caress for thirsting earth the baked, parched maiden the sky of lashes the silken from wet. Let there be light, let there be. Darkness, we have enough.
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Apr 13, 2015
Apr 13, 2015 at 4:30 PM UTC
Fiat Lux| Mystic poem
Time mourned Moving still At the window sill Space shook With what time took The gravity Of the situation Time pushed and pulled The plush fabric of space Like to two lovers intertwined Between their lust The stars burst Masses of planetoids Came together And broke up Time and Space Eternally monogamous As far as we can tell
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Feb 20, 2015
Feb 20, 2015 at 7:46 AM UTC
The Courtship Of Time And Space
Samhain last night Peering through the veil Seeking truths Absolving Those who believe In absolutes Finding One Immutable Fact The Source is Love God isn't dead There never was a god This idea is anthropomorphic Navel gazing Of course There are no absolutes This poem Attempts to capture A moment In my spacetime Relativity
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Nov 1, 2014
Nov 1, 2014 at 12:40 PM UTC
Immutable
I've always been in place, in situ Maybe (just maybe) ... I'm sui generis? When my lifeline intersected with spacetime on this continuum I found myself moving toward a collision course with duality and non-duality Moving towards a zero-point What are we talking about? Nothing (Rafelski & Muller, 1985) As a geographer, the mimetic expression was dualistic As one plane flowed through another; as fiat lux flowed through Medicine Rock I found wisdom I further explored the duality @ this place (also known as University of Lethbridge) The U of L is an interesting duck It walks like an Albertan university It talks like an Albertan university But one of these things is certainly not like the other The U of L got its chops as a house of learning for the Liberal Arts Follow those roots and you'll see conduits to another spacetime known as UCBerkley U of L memetics share material memories from the birth of the Free Speech Movement (1964) And as Arthur Erickson drafted up his plans for Canada's centennial gift to the Province of Alberta, I'm sure he would have been partaking in the pleasures of this particular spacetime I'm sure at the very least that he was listening to Hendrix wax on about Castles As Erickson designed this modernistic monolith called University Hall There were influences such as Arthur C. Clarke and his novel 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) He was certainly knowledgeable of the Blackfoot stories of the Old Man And of course as an architect he would be versed in gravity and how built structures on a slope tend to creep toward base-level Strange but true, Erickson's first degree was in foreign languages So what I see is Canada's premier architect wrote a poem for us in 1968 In a foreign language And that poem would be expressed over the next forty to fifty years Some of those primary poetic elements were: Berkley, California Hippie Movement Creep (or gravity) Base level Blackfoot creation stories of the Old Man Jimi Hendrix poetry and his savage musical genius "and so castle's made of sand melt into the sea, eventually." So let's reinterpret that line to be more U of L centric (through my glossy apertures) "and so monolith's made by man melt back into god eventually." ........ ....... ...... ..... ..... .... ... .. . zero~point . .. ... .... ..... ...... ....... ........
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Oct 3, 2014
Oct 3, 2014 at 10:33 AM UTC
Towards an Indigenous Science
I've always been in place, in situ Maybe (just maybe) ... I'm sui generis? When my lifeline intersected with spacetime on this continuum I found myself moving toward a collision course with duality and non-duality Moving towards a zero-point What are we talking about? Nothing (Rafelski & Muller, 1985) As a geographer, the mimetic expression was dualistic As one plane flowed through another; as fiat lux flowed through Medicine Rock I found wisdom I further explored the duality @ this place (also known as University of Lethbridge) The U of L is an interesting duck It walks like an Albertan university It talks like an Albertan university But one of these things is certainly not like the other The U of L got its chops as a house of learning for the Liberal Arts Follow those roots and you'll see conduits to another spacetime known as UCBerkley U of L memetics share material memories from the birth of the Free Speech Movement (1964) And as Arthur Erickson drafted up his plans for Canada's centennial gift to the Province of Alberta, I'm sure he would have been partaking in the pleasures of this particular spacetime I'm sure at the very least that he was listening to Hendrix wax on about Castles As Erickson designed this modernistic monolith called University Hall There were influences such as Arthur C. Clarke and his novel 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) He was certainly knowledgeable of the Blackfoot stories of the Old Man And of course as an architect he would be versed in gravity and how built structures on a slope tend to creep toward base-level Strange but true, Erickson's first degree was in foreign languages So what I see is Canada's premier architect wrote a poem for us in 1968 In a foreign language And that poem would be expressed over the next forty to fifty years Some of those primary poetic elements were: Berkley, California Hippie Movement Creep (or gravity) Base level Blackfoot creation stories of the Old Man Jimi Hendrix poetry and his savage musical genius "and so castle's made of sand melt into the sea, eventually." So let's reinterpret that line to be more U of L centric (through my glossy apertures) "and so monolith's made by man melt back into god eventually." ........ ....... ...... ..... ..... .... ... .. . zero~point . .. ... .... ..... ...... ....... ........
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with all wistfully whispered through the illusions that reflect against one another to make this life each breath exhaled alludes to confusion we take what we get to build shields against strife one step further is one step out trapped in a world of backs and ins we know not what we are but what we're taught time not a straight line but cyclical beginnings and ends wrapped in endless beginnings again
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Sep 18, 2014
Sep 18, 2014 at 2:49 PM UTC
holographic universe
Healing hands laid to rest wandering in the near light of sunrise fumbling for fractals of memory ambling in the haze of yesterday. Stolen words and displaced letters floating in the ambience of space cosmonauts of distant planets arms outstretched beckoning the echoes sent from a thousand light years away. Time is an irrelevant motion tiny air bubbles escorting life rising to the surface of forgotten dreams spiraling, pulsating in a heartbeat chambered by grasping futures. The underlying fever reaching inwards and outwards through the soul seeking the blindness of tomorrow unfurl their magical delights wrapped in the glint of a solar cosmos. Drifting beyond the reach of nature blackness surrounds with the warmth of knowing, a million miles away, as if an undercurrent draws its final breath behold wonderment far-seeing leaving strange footprints that someday others will say: here stood a sentient being.
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Jul 14, 2014
Jul 14, 2014 at 11:18 PM UTC
In The Blindness of Tomorrow