The nature of things is to be
opposite, to strive for balance,
to seek the connection, in that
which has the other electric
charge, where the combination
of the two, creates this world
and all that is in it: matter and
anti-matter; electron and anti
electron; proton and anti
proton, meeting each other
and in that deep place of
annihilation, life is created,
energy is born; in that sure
destruction comes all life,
possibility and being; and
in that death is found pure
birth and transformation, as
the perfect marriage, hieros
gamos, from micro to macro:
and so do opposites attract.
opposite, to strive for balance,
to seek the connection, in that
which has the other electric
charge, where the combination
of the two, creates this world
and all that is in it: matter and
anti-matter; electron and anti
electron; proton and anti
proton, meeting each other
and in that deep place of
annihilation, life is created,
energy is born; in that sure
destruction comes all life,
possibility and being; and
in that death is found pure
birth and transformation, as
the perfect marriage, hieros
gamos, from micro to macro:
and so do opposites attract.
Interesting that in death we return to pure energy!
ReplyDeleteFunny how poems can explain existence and non existence alike
ReplyDeletelife is born from destruction... so interesting both from a science and the Phoenix myth
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderfully philosophical write!💖
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