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A Playful Beyondness

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Consider tomorrow is but yesterday’s choice becoming today’s necessary preparation. For how could we know anticipation without knowledge of the past? (Image by Tabish Shaikh)

Wednesday, May 9, 2018


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A Playful Beyondness


For some,
The goal feels afar,
Beyond the teachings,
Exceeding expectancy.

Yet for a flower that turns its petals,
Enjoying life from the sun’s caress,
Such seems the norm,
The way evolution intended.

The horse,
The dog,
The cat with enigma’s stare,
They too know instinctively
Life’s consciousness is a given.

Still further distant,
Accepting Higgs boson as but a chapter,
Sapient sand and dust drifting about as it may,
Swirl as it will,
Remain inert as it is often want.
For its purpose is to provoke.

How sportive the hourglass of existence remains,
Allowing matter, mass and movement phenomena
To force-play yesterday’s familiar,
To make room for tomorrow’s unknown.

Consider Nature is both persistent and patient
As we gaze upon the universe searching further for,
The empirical proof of the “God Particle,”
Unaware if another related field,
Another particle holding the consummate reveal
May be merely waiting for our imagination
To overcome our satisfaction.

And could it be…

This man, beast, and innate conceit
Is only a consciousness-defense dreading to be upstaged
By tomorrow’s galactic reveal?

Or perhaps patience is simply part of infinity’s existence
Waiting its turn to mix and become part of the cosmic hourglass,
Knowing creation’s perpetual turning
Will continue as Nature’s eternal dance of time,
Its forever a playful beyondness.



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Reviewed on May 10, 2018
This requires thought and it is an intriguing read. I seem to have patience only when I don't need it!

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on May 10, 2018
Physics is not for nature lovers or the fainthearted. So the fundamental questions of physics do not really impact as much the incremental changes of nature to try to fit in every niche available on the planet for life.

It is a fact that nature adapts and changes to changes in her chosen environment. Out of any number of scenarios, the origin and pursuit of life is a given. Why not enjoy the power of it and not dig so deeply into the unthinkable and undiscernible.

Ron


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