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Good-Bye Multiverse 9

Sub quarks became emergent in the wondering deep The great nothing was gracious enough to form in the beginning Space time filled up with blinking sub atomic lights Flowing in and out of reality with eyes on the eternal flux Cosmic voids can lose our trust in such realities But how can something come from nothing? How does nothingness produce something? Something had to be there before a bang A Big Bang needs something there to bang against Precursor particles arrived with atomic values Perceivable only when observable in eternal night Formed from the nothing into something Designated objects evolved electric Gravity measured every weight Of that which makes up the void Of forces to be avoided after dark Once upon a time, well within the cosmic reaches Deeply embedded, near by existed, Multiverse Nine Escaping with some light and dust as it evaporated Imploded, exploded, concluded everywhere Some elements shifted into our here from there Red embers faded as their worlds and suns died out Our neighbors are less remembered now Gathered up and swallowed up by space and time We never really knew them but we wish them well Almighty God, bless all the humanoids lost in space In body, in mind, in time, from Multiverse Nine Thank you for your decree that we believe In the visible and invisible in all realities Take our neighbor’s souls to a better place One that comes with running water and a human race A place where planets live in peace in space and time And warranties don’t run out when the universe expires Termination on the ephemeral tide is common For those who had eyes to see They never saw it coming An entire universe departed into the depths of space Into the vacuous void as a mistake Thank you for giving us strange particles Exotic and confusing as they might be We don’t know what to do with them Good-Bye Multiverse Nine Thanks for stopping by

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