scientists say about the universe:
a singularity, core of black hole
we turn towards my notebook,
intent on discovery of pressure and the
expanding universe, beholding its beauty
pop goes your laughter, as a fried chicken leg
slips my hand and gravy sauce edges mouth,
warm as honeycombs, electrons charging
it takes millions of years for hydrogen molecules
to come together, a shockwave, collapse of gas,
nuclear fusion, we gaze into each other
everything falls into the page: time, place, rhythm,
perfect collision, simultaneous intake, wonder in eyes as
your lips find mine by school bench, soft
bursting supernova, helium joy on paper lantern
meeting the skylight, floating on a careless afternoon,
my hands find deep hollow of your back, holding
a world unfolding,
us
Posted for D'verse Poets Pub: Poetics: First Times - A cosmic welcome to Fred Rutherford who is hosting the pub for the first time.
I haven't been posting here lately because I am writing haiku for September Challenge of Haiku Heights in my other blog. Thanks for the visit.