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Black Hole


You are the remains of a long-dead star

Nothing escapes you- not even light

I cannot travel to you- it's too far

Your location is as dark as the night

 

At your center, there may be a wormhole.

Through it, I could travel through time and space.

Spinning, screaming, time travel takes its toll

I fall through and go to another place

 

Black holes are perplexing.  So many ways

Are there that they seem to defy physics.

Like Hawking Radiation- it decays

A black hole as an atom unfixes

 

If I could unravel your mystery,

I would find proof of Quantum Gravity

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