Space and Time

Spacetime-diagram-illustrating-the-causal-relationships-with-1 [Abstract/ Sharing]  Here is a short poem about Space and Time. Someone said the present is brief and precious and we can never get back moment that are lost. I disagree

This poem offers an alternative view, talking about events in space/time with the present flowing through this landscape. I also make reference to the c-boundary confining all space and time.

Hope you enjoy:


Events frozen into the fabric of Space and Time,
The Present rushing past at the Speed of Light.

The Past and Future everywhere, less the edge of the Universe
Where possibility and history remains void.

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