Plume Cloud Poem by Paul Butters

Plume Cloud



Are they right?
Is our "Universe"
The Be All and End All?
Is it even the Only One?

Or is our universe one plume
In an infinite cloud of plumes?
One rocket in a great celestial
Fireworks display?

We may well ask.
And ponder on the notion this plume cloud
May be replicated
Countless times
In parallel dimensions:
A multiverse
Beyond our wildest dreams.

And God may be
A God
Amongst a Race of Gods:
The Greeks and Romans right,
After all.

Yet what matters most to us
When all is said and done,
I have to say,
Is none of that
But simply
Whatever happens here
On this little blue world
In this corner of
The Milky Way.

Saturday, March 12, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: astronomy ,god,religion
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In an ethereal mood.
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Paul Butters

Paul Butters

Leeds, West Yorkshire.
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