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( votes)Fun-house mirror universe
written by: Michael Dickel
@MYDekel469
i
Today they accidentally warped
space, bent it faster than light-speed—
our future joy-ride mirrors the past in a
reflecting universe from the omega-alpha.
Mirror-time runs from the future.
We scurry from the past, dance
in some now to big-bang tunes.
ii
Big-bang music plays, lots of horns,
rhythmic chords jazzing the space-
time continuum to sultry vocals and
background choruses—fancy-dance.
Fancy brass resounds, a present
about halfway between birth-death,
end-beginning. Desire seeks continuity—
entropy choreographs standing ovations.
iii
Glass-water dances over mossy rocks,
wears away mountains. Crust
stretches to the sparking sun,
rushes clear, cold blood down its skin.
Michael Dickel
Michael Dickel writes and publishes poetry a lot. His third book, War Surrounds Us, has been well-reviewed. (Available on Amazon.com, b/c what isn't?)
He is an associate editor at The Woven Tale Press and a contributing editor for The BeZine . He has a lot of impressive credentials, but hey, the poetry speaks for itself.
He is an associate editor at The Woven Tale Press and a contributing editor for The BeZine . He has a lot of impressive credentials, but hey, the poetry speaks for itself.
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- Fun-house Mirror Universe - April 21, 2016
