Sliver of Perfection

The fizzy reality of drifting.

In life,

    every day,

      every step of the way,

   we are quietly collecting heaven,

we are quietly collecting hell.

Observations: measurements and perceptions

  the universe falls into form,

    an experience having been known.

In a multiverse, a path may twist,

  and what was up now is down.

The pull of gravity becomes repulsion;

  the light is dark and the dark is light.

In this multiverse, small variations

  can have large consequences

  and convergence is as unpredictable

as the mathematical expression of perfection.

  The form of the multiverse is held together

by two very strong opposing fields.

  Exactly in between them, in an impossibly small

sliver of space there is perfection that cannot be seen;

although it is wide enough to contain the entirety of what is

within it, but on the outside this sliver does not exist.

On either side of the sliver of nothing there are bubbles -

  universe bubbles emerging out of the unseen perfection

and carried outward under the influence of one of the fields.

On one side of perfection there are bubbles of void inside

  and the other side contains void outside bubbles.

Each emerging universe begins to grow

  in size and complexity in parallel

  and alike: in some instances caused by

    an observation on the void within side

    and other times from an observation on

    the within void side.

Sometimes the broken pieces are brought together,

  and other times the whole is broken into pieces

  and scattered.

As the bubbles drift they become more and more complete

  as the source of the field draws in what it most desires and repels

  what it already has;

The cross-over points are only possible when the sliver

  of perfection becomes visible and exposed

  as it contains all, void,

all can be known.

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