My Beautiful Singularity
Speeding through the depths of space,
186,000 miles a second I race.
Catching nothing but a shimmer of you,
over millions of light years you still shine through.
At light speed I pass by nebulae and galaxies,
warm and loving you are in my hypotheses.
The beauty of the universe,
Still does not quench my sought for thirst.
For you are the beauty I hold dear,
As your radio wave I finally hear.
Your elegant beauty strips me of fundamental thought,
As your intellect fuses with elegance my heart you solely caught.
With my chest erupting like a solar fare,
As you climb upon me with a lustful stare.
Drag me in with your sweet gravity,
hold me in for near an eternity.
Strip me of my molecular stability,
As we fall into infinity, infinity
As we bond into a beautiful singularity.
Copyright © Michael Trudel | Year Posted 2009
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