theory of everything

theory of everything

matter energy mass

therefore physics

therefore chemistry

therefore biology

that is therefore the leap life

therefore evolution

therefore intelligence

that is therefore consciousness

therefore self consciousness

therefore love

Love

that is therefore you

therefore you my love

You

You

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Sixth

Poem.  Author knows nothing about poetry, can’t really understand it, has a few favorites.  Nevertheless, under the influence of West Kerry (Dingle Peninsula) and (that night) Kilbeggin Irish whiskey, wrote one.

Sixth

The smell of the chill of a clear evening after a warm day

The feel of first dawn when it’s going to get hot

The sound of silent snowfall

The sight of closing one’s eyes to listen

The taste of opening oneself to the glories of the universe

 

Poem.Sixth

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How Do I Like Thee?

sonnet for a west kerry maiden

(With apologies to Elizabeth)

How do I like thee?  Let me count the ways.

I like thee to the depth and breadth and height

Thy form can leap, when galloping in flight

Tow’rd birds on beach, with all thy glorious grace.

I like thee to the level of every day’s

Most quiet rest, when sleep has stilled thy might.

I like thee freely, as thee are free of spite.

I like thee purely, as pure as thy sweet ways.

I like thee with the passion put to use

In your young joys, and with a puppy’s faith.

I like thee with a love I seemed to lose

With my lost champs.  I like thee with the breath,

Smiles, tears of your full life; and, god’s a ruse,

But I shall like thee far beyond thy death.

 

 

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