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Absence like a vacuum Like a vacuum, absence makes the heart swell with its own energy. Not
everything matters however. Time, for instance, is like an invisible icing,
sweet and shallow on spongy surfaces. We tend to take this place
too seriously it seems. Earthship and all that. More like a bowl of water
with the curved image of ourselves floating on its unstable surface. Bottoms
are still limits. So when you picked up and moved the universe was diminished
just so. A virtual particle meets its anti-particle twin, coming into existence
only to annihilate each other. If you’d consider another orbit, I promise there’d be
no more warp of spacetime. I’m a much more stable compound these days.
When lovers split, one does not always radiate away. Collapse can be a singularity.
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