Tesla Mind

Tesla’s mind, A kinetic, static attic filled to the brim;
With magical ease he displayed his energy laboratory.

In centrifugal dance, grey matter clogs to universal energy; round and round, resounding souls spew forth from Tesla tricks.

Burning holes in his soul’s pockets; creativity never sleeps.  On the astral mind mingles with hyperactive atoms; their playtime, births a genius.

Tesla mind, like Einstein’s mind; a conglomerate of power, imprisoned by temporary mortality and oh, the miraculous echoes upon the ethers, eternally.

Science is a spoiled child; a self-limiting ego.  The greatest minds go far beyond it.  Answers sought, eluded by egoist, viral limitations; are potentially, forever lost.  Tesla mind will present them, in another future.

Tucked up for a night in a cold, black hole; Tesla mind tricks await their next performance on planet Earth.  Who will see and hear the static charge; that’ll manifest future miracles?  Who will realize what they’ll witness?

Tesla mind’s bunk mates are few and far between; ego never recognizes genius, in its own time.

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Gershon Wolf

Date: 2/18/2019 2:59:00 PM

This is fascinating, M.L! More potent than the hydrogen bomb! Really, this is just such an awesome write...Now I'm someone who became super-interested in physics, astronomy, and science in general in his early 50's, so it has special appeal to me, I suppose. But I'd be interested to see if this would place in one of Brian Strand's 'Standard Contests, any theme, up to a max of 20 lines... There's just not enough science on the soup, methinks. Thanks for helping balance the scales!! :) gw

M. L. Kiser
Date: 2/18/2019 6:09:00 PM

Wow, thanks so much, Gershon; I will think about Brian's contests. I'm no scientist or physicist but, some things about science are fascinating; especially when the scientist is open-minded enough to consider possibilities.