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Quantum Foam


The world is far away from me

The world abides chaos, in a subtle place

 

Where a thought and an infinitesimal particle share

The same space, which will welcome a decision

 

That I would relinquish, without attraction, to

Know that increment, that splendid physic that was

 

Established in the absence of time, even of time

Demanding that every atom of my body is a thing alone

 

Photons arrive before they were emitted

But never to all the atoms at the same time

 

I can never be a body of communication

 

To explain

 

Or beguile

 

Majesty

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