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Mere Dust Indeed
by Bryan McMillan → (All Poetry by Bryan McMillan)
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It has been around for quite some time
collecting in matter and mind
here and there once upon a time.
Mere dust indeed!
Quantum conduit of perception
what lens in mind?
We have been around here forever
with just a second to measure it
Mere dust indeed!
Faster than concept of speed
tiny little specks
moving from B to Y
yet as old as they were young
relativity's looking glass
Mere dust indeed.
So destructive looking
a brilliant white parallax
Black hole turned inside out
slide through outer space
look quick another birth-
Mere dust indeed.

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