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The Waltz of Elementary Particles
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The Waltz of Elementary Particles


We dance to the reverberations of evolution,
waltzing on the echo of conception.
A pulse syncopated in measure,
chemistry and biology,
orchestrated by design and desire.

A dance of imagination,
celebration of a relentless genesis,
unperturbed,
unfathomable,
unwritten even in the precision of the micro
and faceless in the spectacle of the macro.

Deaf to the harmonies,
unconscious of choreography
we seek to define the indefinable,
divide the indivisible.
Hearing a cacophony where plays only a symphony,
we struggle,
out-of-step in the midst of perfection and balance.

We move with purpose inherent,
set in motion by wisdom in concert,
elaborated upon by study and belief.
And so, we have danced
from out of the cosmos
between the bedrock and belly of the ocean.
Rising from the dust of the earth,
we look up once again to the heavens.


Let us embrace our unfolding with awe,
our sweep of the centuries,
our time within time.
Let us bestow our augmentation with graceful notes,
leaving the Master, unfettered, to his pleasure,
leaving the rhythm, unhampered, to his will.




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The Waltz of Elementary Particles

We dance on the reverberations of evolution,
waltzing on the echo of conception.
A rhythm syncopated in measure,
chemistry and biology
and orchestrated by design and desire.

A dance of imagination,
celebration of a relentless genesis,
unperjured
unfathomable
unwritten even in the precision of the micro,
and faceless in the spectacle of the macro.

Deaf to the harmonies,
unconscious of choreography,
we seek to define the indefinable,
divide the indivisible.
Hearing a cacophony where plays only a symphony,
we struggle
out-of-step in the midst of perfection and balance.

We move with purpose, in spite,
set in motion by wisdom,
elaborated upon by study and belief.
And so, we have danced
from out of the cosmos,
between the bedrock and belly of the ocean,
from the dust of the earth, rising
and looking up, once again, to the heavens.

Let us . . .
Embrace our unfolding with awe,
our sweep of the centuries,
our time within time,
our augmentation bestowed with grace notes,
leaving the Master, unfettered, to His pleasure,
leaving the rhyme, unhampered, to His will.

jeanne rené   02.06
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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 Reviews of "The Waltz of Elementary Particles"
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on August 13, 2006
This reads as one would dance to a waltz. Thank you for sharing this gift, Jeanne. Love and peace to you,

Regis

Reviewed by Richard Cederberg
Reviewed on August 11, 2006
A scintillating view of self and how self fits into the grand cosmos, and how self should let the Most High God do His work unfettered.

"Let us embrace our unfolding with awe" Indeed!

This was a marvelous poetic exploration.

Richard Lloyd Cederberg

Reviewed by Delma Luben
Reviewed on June 27, 2006
Now this is poetry, philosophy in "the laguage of life."
And a fabulous title.

Congratulations, Jeanne

Reviewed by George Carroll
Reviewed on March 13, 2006
This is pure poetry set in the backdrop of a masterful symphony, each word a note from the heart. Beautiful.

Reviewed on February 27, 2006
A great write,
Birgit and Roger

Reviewed on February 26, 2006
Jeanne, a well-written piece! Inspiring!

Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)


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