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The Horrors of "Unverse"


What happens when one

Takes the "I" out of "Universe"?

Out of the galaxies, quasars and the sun

Would you go from what's now the "Unverse."

 

No one would be able to see this new world,

For there is no experiencers of wonder in there.

The "Unverse" would cause the ice cream that swirled

To scream and scream, without any people to care.

 

The individual, thus, is essential to have

In a Universe at all, and that is why

The Universe has "I" for it to salve

Your self and I, and that's no lie.

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