Weightless, wandering, a cosmic dust mote,
adrift in the quiet, on a sunbeam afloat.
Past nebulae swirls and the blaze of a star,
I drift with no purpose, no need of a car.
I loop past a comet, a blur of cold ice,
no rules to obey, no need to be nice.
The gravity pulls, but nothing can hold,
a story of silence, centuries old.
Planets are marbles, I nudge them a bit,
then pass through a cluster where galaxies sit.
The darkness enfolds, a soft, velvet sheet,
a loneliness lovely, perfectly sweet.
But then I perceive a peculiar bend,
a curve in the cosmos that has no real end.
The vacuum is folding, a twist and a curve,
all physics behaving with a whimsical swerve.
And suddenly, all my logic unwinds,
as I see the structure that's left behind.
A grand, silly tangle that stretches and grows,
the grand cosmic logic, as everyone knows:
Space is quite the noodle.
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PoesiaA tapestry woven from the threads of cosmic wonder and digital ignorance, each poem a distinct journey through realms where intellect and imagination collide. Dive into a universe where quantum whispers mingle with the syntax of the cosmos, and wher...
