Time-Space Continuum A poem about ‘time-space’ inspired by the ideas of Heraclitus A linen silk bed sheet stretched out to the most extreme bounds of Cosmos, The fifth dimension on the horizon of universal space-time fabric, An iron ball curving out the ethereal sphere of fractal eternity, The hidden essence of the divine force of holographic gravity, Nature’s wonderful permanent magnifying glass and evasive creation, Ambrosia of all inter-stellar life in God’s floating universal existence, Bonding past, present and future in a mellifluous harmonic symbiosis, Always remembering two of Heraclitus’s wisest sayings: ‘Things which are put together are both whole and not whole, brought together and taken apart, in harmony and out of harmony; one thing arises from all things, and all things arise from one thing’, and ‘Everything flows and nothing abides; Everything gives way and nothing stays fixed’.
Posted on: Sat, 01 Feb 2014 13:33:56 +0000
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