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The Universe


Iron flows through my heart like it once did the heart of a star. But it killed the star. Fusion is arrested at the core and the walls of a star begin to collapse. The massive holocaust reels in on itself at seventy-thousand kilometers per second inducing prodigious pressure and heat that alters the core, allowing neutrinos to propagate outward into…Ah, the universe.

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