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    Where forward thinking terrestrials share ideas and information about the state of the species, their planet and the universe, living the lives of science fiction. Introduction
    Featuring Powers of Ten by Charles and Ray Eames, based on an idea by Kees Boeke.
    you were on a
    man handled carriage
    studded with glimmering gold
    shining like a sun
    solemn in peace as i become
    filled with the rooting vegetation of any
    of the men that stare at you, blinding me,
    staring at
    the sun.
    i,
    causing the eclipse, you force your eyes to me.
    you are a decoration for the populace
    like a toy that comes
    to life when people are away.
    all there is
    is to be
    your away.
    you stand in front of them all, clothed in
    extravagant jade and silk,
    face powdered by the inclination to let people use
    their imagination -
    a defense tactic.
    you throw off your clothes,
    completely
    nude,
    skin blue
    with cold,
    leaving wonder for all those people right
    there crumpled on the wooden ancient
    floor as you sprint away from it
    and it's jade and silk shadows.
    as you sneak around the corner, there is he, sitting,
    blinded by you, the sun,
    admiring the new wonders in darkness which
    shroud over his eyes,
    you burn through all his senses as you stand in
    front of him, existing.
    tears, the new sense, he resurfaces like a
    baby bird hatching from an egg,
    crying for help with confusion and fear as he slowly learns
    what it feels like to feel.
    as you take his prehensile hand,
    the long prehensile souls
    of two
    collections of particles
    and pixels on a page like the leaves
    to the trees and the
    trees to the forest,
    feel the void of the universe being
    stretched, filled up with the pressure of infinite
    mathematical paradoxes as love contradicts physics.
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    I remember.
    I remember pacing around my room
    interrogating you like a
    suited lawyer interrogates a
    guilty suspect sitting on that podium.


    you.
    you converse with the guilty, who are like you -
    suddenly
    mute.
    I remember pontificating on the
    stage of my room, on that
    isolated, childhood
    soapbox.
    no longer am
    i afraid of the ghosts
    that swim all around
    lighting up my room, yet
    they are still there.
    You were the brightest one
    of all, taking their light
    away form them, yet you say
    you give it all to them.
    you lair,
    you
    homunculus.
    You are an anti-matter
    photon, which, coming in
    contact with regular photons,
    explodes bright light but in
    essence you are not
    darkness but
    emitting
    anti-
    light.
    you can fade out of reality
    with, eventually, everything
    else as i discover reality to be
    anti-reality.

    I.
    I, raise my head to you
    realizing through all the
    searching, that nothing in
    the world makes any
    god damn sense.
    as my final repose
    I ask you, solemn and
    blank, being open,
    if the opposite of
    reality is chaotic interpretation, or
    is it really
    thinking
    that you live in a realistic world,
    while you have
    no idea what
    any of that means?
    because,
    what is reality,
    but being completely grounded
    and gratified?
    in that world,
    our world,
    interpretation would do nothing
    and if it touched our world,
    this world,
    matter would collide with anti-matter
    with explosions and
    anti-explosions.




    with no answer from you, which i have
    never had,
    I grovel on the floor.

    "dear lord, most high, non existent:
    thank you for this world
    which also does not
    exist."
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    my vision slowly faded into an
    overwhelming white
    glow.
    at the gates of heaven,
    only the weak survive.
    and i was never ready to die
    ever.
    God was standing in front of me
    he was dressed in army garb
    that had very obviously never been
    through much.
    he quickly apologized for everything -
    i smiled and he looked relieved.
    he said he
    never meant it to
    be like
    how it is
    and there was nothing he could do about it.
    he said he's not as
    big as people made him (out to be)
    and that he's actually
    a decent guy
    who is just a little lonely
    and never got the right attention
    for what he actually was.

    I looked up very
    quickly, with youthful curiosity, and
    I asked him what he
    actually was.

    There was a slight, awkward pause
    and we both had a pretty hardy
    laugh.


    The question of what to ask of
    him, is a pretty vastly addressed
    inquiry, but i stumbled
    out ever so
    humanly:

    "uh, God? Lord? Jesus?
    what's the...

    most repeated
    sentence
    in the universe?"

    he sighed through his nose
    and looked at me very gravely.
    his mouth opened loosely and he timidly
    directed his vision to the ground,
    "are you oka—"
    he cut me
    off:



    "I love you.




    "I love you
    is the most repeated sentence
    in the universe,
    my
    son."
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