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Polar Extremes


Explosion / Implosion,

caught in the din

 

Forces once pushing,

now pull from within

 

The physicist cries,

as the mockingbird calls

 

To see past tomorrow,

today in freefall

 

A binary motion 

of polar extremes

 

All consciousness split 

—dark hole of my dreams

 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2019) 

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