My Ideal Cosmos Poem by Earnest Gatuma

My Ideal Cosmos



Artificial creations stand in the odds of gods,
The duel against the big bang makes the cosmos the jackpot,
Ideal variations in natural selection portray earth terraformed,
The size of the moon module is instructive,
Consider the involuntary jigsaw insertion during a solar eclipse,
The parallax displacement casting the corona ring view,
Two gifted bodies beckoning with a glowing cue.

The astronomical unit delay eight minutes before radiations,
Virgo counters global warming during an equinox,
Heatwaves make it feel like a visit by Hades,
In the heat of the moment, my feet are older than my head,
In pursuit of gnosis am abreast the photons' odyssey,
Like Moby Dick, my weight is oriented to buoyancy,
Executed pirates' resurrections tell no tales,
John Doe is in-depth to what extent do drunkards sail,
Baryons depict that dark matter was first to exist,
Eventually, a supernova will shift our sun's legacy to a dimensional exit.

Sunday, December 12, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: universe
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