The concept of infinity
allows anything to be
the pivot of the universe.
How does it feel
to be the center point?
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Articulation
To pivot, arch the right
Foot. swivel on its ball,
And watch the burning
Planets realign. Space
Evaporates time beyond
Consciousness to render
Infinity finite and numbers
Imaginary. Without gravity
Centrality disappears,
Leaving multiplicity
Of perspectives to dot
The soundless dot-dash
That a Morse Code records
As the voice of the universe:
Static in the fishbowl, where
You lose the ability to speak.
[Disposable Poem November 22, 2009]
Dr. Mike
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