infinity II

infinity II

A Poem by paul

out here in the night
or in the day, infinity

is just a run away

just a run

run away.


in the end though
it's much too soon

infinity sings a fatal
tune.


infinity sings.

© 2011 paul


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I like this poem. The line that really caught my attention was "infinity sings a fatal
tune."
This poem is short but brilliantly written.

Posted 13 Years Ago


we live in such profundity... like carrying a big bill-board around in front of a diner, the only thing on the bill-board is a large question mark.

All those going into the diner most of the time instead of thinking about the infinate universe that surrounds them, would much rather have a hamburger. They come out after eating their hamburger and all they have to say is "burp"

Posted 13 Years Ago


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nicely continued..again you add a depth that makes your reader..think! nice

Posted 13 Years Ago


Unsettling in a good thought provoking manner love!
What is infinity? Truly? What depths does it hold?
Interesting!
xx

Posted 13 Years Ago


siren songs . . .

Posted 13 Years Ago


behind the singing are the 'strings', resonating the long breath of spirit...and in all of that we have membership

Posted 13 Years Ago


i love the line, "infinity sings a fatal tune." gracefully harsh!

Posted 13 Years Ago


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It does, doesn't it? Very few hear it singing though, and fewer still can identify fatal tunes. These words here are very profound.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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