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I met a man who talked about the secret of the universe and it is all about connections.This got me thinking into writing a poem about the real secret...

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Anyone that like to see particles interact and connect with hidden forces?.

Or want some thoughts on the subject of connections as applied to the world?.

Or like the idea of universal connections?.

Or want to see our solar system fly by in seconds not years?

Imagine being born on a desert island on your own - how could you know about the world?

The Secret of the Universe In the smallest tearful ripple, The eager mist is riding in your heart, Among the dull white mind of electricity, In my life at midnight your form and colour change. What fleeting smooth stones we are built on, Our vicinity is filled with them for now, The map for the future is always round, Around the dull smooth granite with its kiss of miracles. This enchanting dance of forever is bold, It cannot and will not be put on hold, Like a slender reflection of itself, Its dancing waves feed us all. The secret of the universe, Is on display for us tonight and forever, The dancing, forking lights, Beating out your greater mighty heart. 28th March 2020

From the moment we are born we have an innate longing to interact with other people.

In a country we are sent to school for good reason, that of sharing experiences, conflicts, negotiations etcetera.

We may be there to find a level we are happy with and accept.

What they don't teach you is that people live very different realities according to their needs.

This seems to work well though so keeping ideas via connections apart works.

Scientists aren't even sure we "see" the same colours, perhaps we don't hear the same "sounds" .

Our passions may ask us to accept different realities and then perchance we will tolerate more...

The Secret of the Universe

in the smallest mist --

among the dull white mind life

what fleeting smooth stones