Thinking Materially Gaseous Mineral

	Think(ing) materially gaseous Mineral

						if anything can be thought to be certain
		what thinks thinks up the multiverses
			in the first place
							minus the ego
so solipsistic faramineux worlds 
	as the solitary thought can contain
								   other diachronic universes	
			thought up likewise by our anti-selves
hidden by necessity to our Selves
							behind blind coulisses
        sliding door dimensions
							opaque window views for some  perhaps all

       =  black hole in the head

           mundane life an out-of-space experiment
                       well why not
       robots evolving into Pavlovian mice-minded humans
					               but experiment and life
                 equally part of the thinking ding an sich
   
     neither beginning nor end
the maddened dog spinning after its own tail
                                                     keeps us in the space-time curve
          the robot cannot understand nonsense
                                               or c an it be programmed for
away with avatars saviours prophets messiahs gurus soothsayers   
			mystificators

			give us this day our four fundamental truths   
				and forgive us our ignorances
     for  Thine is the Big-Bang
						for ever and ever
		till Big-Crunch Day drums at your four firm Judgement feet

who lives to prove this
					if answers must always be sought
         by Einsteins
				discoveries awaiting corroboration
 for once gone
			you’re gone for ever  UNSUPPORTED CODE  

	for THINE is the Big Banged Kingdoms
							for ever and ever
till bigcrunched balls litter 
                                   your four law-bound feet

May 5, 1997
© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2016; revised from the collection: longhand notes (1999)

Copyright © | Year Posted 2016



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