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she lied as she lay – in sour grapes concealed

Posted on August 31, 2015 by Frank

Cosmological Implications look at Sirius wagging its little white tail at your younger self uneclipsed the moon half in tidal sunlight bathed its face unchanging an unseen presence no mundane matter its dark mysterious ways we guess at the rules … Continue reading →

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an infinity of infinitesimals

Posted on November 20, 2014 by Frank

Another collection of haiku twittering from @AlinaMeridon… silk strands of logic woven into theorems that hold creation spider in its web, spinning new philosophy – captive audience shoelaces knotted, each foot bound to the other – she’s falling for me… … Continue reading →