Gravity, Fractals, and the Heavenly, Poetry Blog

A trip into my mind through my poetry and reflections. I discuss space, spacetime, physics, fractals and their connection to everything. I will get existentially romantic.

Gravity, Fractals, and the Heavenly

This time out I offer two poems for the price of one, three for those that listen in. There is also some existential chat on offer, featuring science-type talk. I even get cosmically romantic. For those that prefer to read, scroll on down.

Gravity Takes the Stand

I could fly; I could fly, you proudly proclaim

Flap all you like furless, featherless ape

Only your head will ever inflate

Birds know to fly only so high

You’d reach beyond the sky

And into space ... internal combust

Your guts all over the place

It’s true; I tie limbs to the Earth

Mire in mud; cover in filth

I hold you down with an invisible glove

But care I do; granted, it’s a tough love

***

Astronomical Heavy and Heavenly

collision, fusion

opposite attract

but in the absence of options

a positive spin is better

than nothing

will eventually
lead to everything

sprawling
gravitational
eternal balance
radiative

the most primal of unions

a helical waltz through

the plasmic folds of spacetime

atomic love nest
a periodic nursery
a smelter's furnace

depending on how big you are
how fast you fall and in what direction

true love
according to the bard
is written in the stars

conceived unconditionally
among the astronomical
heavy and heavenly

undefined and enlightened

Gravity Takes the Stand is published in Monsters, Avatars, and Angels. Astronomical, Heavy, and Heavenly is published in Domesticate the Heaves. Please visit my blog to further explore the accompanying photos and essay, some bonus poetry, and keep up-to-date with all my writing. 

Longer works can be found on the my amazon page.

Reviews

[Sami Khalil]

Einstein should be proud reading these offerings; it is beyond my pay grade this science stuff. I like how you share the tough love with us.
Marvelous!

[Pryde Foltz]

Einstein did know how to pull the ladies. LOL. Thank you so much.

[Sami Khalil]

Hehehe. He sure did not. You are right. You are welcome.

[Pryde Foltz]

He pulled Marilyn Monroe for a weekend though. Isn't that the white whale of fishing:)

[Patricia Wedel]

dearest Pryde... Fir trees and Ever greens in Dreams where snowflakes dance like Ballerinas... on a Branch of nesting Doves... my Friend... Pat

[Pryde Foltz]

Thanks you for this gift verse. Pat. It is beautiful and snowflakes are indeed dancing in these parts:)

[Daz]

Lovely to immerse in this meditation. Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed the audio.

[Pryde Foltz]

Thank you so much for sharing poetry with me:)