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Just a little poem I wrote when my mind was going it's usual too fast pace.
In the beginning
A single solitary mass. Nothing else around. An explosion.
Billions of atoms expelled outwards. Soon, a star is born.
This star helps give rise to planets, created via the same atoms.
The atoms change, mold, adapt, give rise to life.
They join to become a cell. One cell becomes 2, becomes 4, a thousand.
They multiply, forming complex machines.
They move around, forming complex tasks.
Soon the atoms are breathing, looking, searching for other atoms.
They join and create more.
Billions of years go by. Each generation something different, something better.
The atoms continue to thrive.
Soon they are laughing, playing, crying, falling in love.
Two groups of atoms, each one has taken it's own path since the beginning.
They meet. Nothing else matters except for them, in that moment.
They connect. Like In the beginning.
A single solitary mass. Nothing else around. An explosion.
Billions of atoms expelled outwards. Soon, a star is born.
In the beginning
A single solitary mass. Nothing else around. An explosion.
Billions of atoms expelled outwards. Soon, a star is born.
This star helps give rise to planets, created via the same atoms.
The atoms change, mold, adapt, give rise to life.
They join to become a cell. One cell becomes 2, becomes 4, a thousand.
They multiply, forming complex machines.
They move around, forming complex tasks.
Soon the atoms are breathing, looking, searching for other atoms.
They join and create more.
Billions of years go by. Each generation something different, something better.
The atoms continue to thrive.
Soon they are laughing, playing, crying, falling in love.
Two groups of atoms, each one has taken it's own path since the beginning.
They meet. Nothing else matters except for them, in that moment.
They connect. Like In the beginning.
A single solitary mass. Nothing else around. An explosion.
Billions of atoms expelled outwards. Soon, a star is born.
