Revolutionary biology. by Matthew Sharp I do it wrong everytime I take a chance, I barely glance. Elegant like romance, a graceful slowdance. Ripping cosmic fabric Like mind is magnet Only when I let it . When I stop spinning, all I can feel. Is everything else, turn like a wheel, Trying to stick me to the edge. I’m glad I’m an inner me, So the wheel reaches eternity. Or so small, that I fit inside it all. 01/02/2007 Author's Note: The ending as zero and infinity being the same and opposite simultaneously, each equal amount of gravitational pull. Which equal, nothing. Posted on 01/03/2007 Copyright © 2024 Matthew Sharp Member Comments on this Poem Posted by Kathleen Wilson on 01/04/07 at 06:52 PM Very interesting content and progression here. All the verses have reference to this, appropriately. The first (elegant) stanza has "revolutionary" meanings (in the sense of turning)in the "graceful slowdance", then stanza two--breaks out, the other sense of "revolutionary"--"ripping cosmic fabric". In the last we begin with "stop spinning" in the sense of personal insight and macrocosmic perspective-- and the sense of being pulled to the edge-- turns to the microcosmic--"inner me"-- that "fits in" to it all. Wonderfully condensed, poetic, and constructed. Return to the Previous Page   pathetic.org Version 7.3.2 May 2004 Terms and Conditions of Use 0 member(s) and 2 visitor(s) online All works Copyright © 2024 their respective authors. Page Generated In 0 Second(s)