The Hand Of God, MathematicianA Poem byFor Johannes KeplerAs Orion rises, the wanderers explore the sky in their inexorable spirals and ellipses, on a journey of forever falling towards perihelion.
The cosmos follow his laws yet he knows it not.
And they know not his name.
Rather than guiding them in their paths, with mighty hands, he makes his time dwelling inside rectangular prisms.
Stone upon stone stacked to form his five perfect solids, that obsess him. In
Death-grey solitude I charge thee.
Discover a harmony of observation and the architecture of the gods.
When surrounded by flickering lights unnumbered.
In thy room In thy mind In thy heavens
And let those prosecutors fear the vast blackness that consumes your mind.
For they never shall realize the truth of thy Somnium.
Searing wind Orb of flame Speak to this man God and stars alike Will his hand to movement
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Added on June 23, 2012 Last Updated on June 23, 2012 Tags: God, Space, Science, Mathematics Author
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