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Black Hole

Containing nothing that’s ambivalent, more than dark, which would only be dreary, death’s non-spiritual equivalent crushes our intellect to theory. Passage through is most certainly one way, and thus it incites our speculation. What would occur, if we wandered astray into this singular aberration? It’s relative to where you’ve placed your clocks. From outside we’d seem to fall forever. Beyond that, it’s puzzling paradox. We only know that we’d leave it never. A downward orbit is how it begins, and nothing’s jolly when gravity wins.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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