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Spacium Caelum
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By: marcus_trinder
(School of Physics and Astronomy)
Competition Year: 2014 Votes (6) | Comments (0) |
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We are living in profound perpetuity
Are we random consequences
Of random events in a random cosmos
Do we have a significant purpose
Or are we ineffectual until we are carcases
Is the truth so close and parallel
Yet unreachable and we’re powerless to tell
If we stare so far into there
The vision is beauty, but past that’s a glare
We barely distinguish the place we name home
And are fragile to the forces of strange obscurity
Our world could collide with a demonic
Abomination of fatality and terror
Yet we strive to dither
From our delicate sensitivity
But the hooded moths come screaming
And scrambling, envious of intelligence
Here comes the sound, of raging epiphanies
And they will banish all new branches
Till the truth is apparent, they will
Marcus Anthony Trinder
2011
