Quantum Poems — Two Times

Stephen C. Rose
Everything Comes

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Let me herald a marriage of two times

A binary that works at last

My thoughts will touch on scientific climes

One time moves slow the other fast

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But first let me suggest a salient rule

All thought is one no matter what

Sole authorship betrays a fool

Our disciplines are in a parlous rut

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Jean Pierre Garnier Malet perceives a truth

He tweaks quantum more than a bit

But gets no mention — sad and yet, forsooth

In Becker’s book there’s not one word of it

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It could explain how particles can go

In no time past the speed of light

It touches upon things we seem to know

We can’t explain and yet they’re right

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These little rhymes will make a little point

Truth bubbles up in times like these

Though cognition is mostly out of joint

Progress can happen as we please

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Stephen C. Rose
Everything Comes

steverose@gmail.com I am 86 and remain active on Twitter and Medium. I have lots of writings on Kindle modestly priced and KU enabled. We live on!