Singularity Poem by Samantha Campbell

Singularity



Absolute
magnitude

The light bursts
flares in the dark universe

She sits
nursing her
internal wounds
stitching them together
with pen and ink

Quilting the stars
in superluminal motion

As shadows
bare witness
to her unraveling

Her wounds
compel her
to move
from the
grave of
dreams and
supermassive
black holes

Her free-flowing passion
inhabited love
her survival
is almost
impossible
to exist

Yet she breathes

~Breathless~
speech

Cause the beauty of poetry
is splashed within her

Her thoughts
manifest
in orbit

Her sound
creating galaxies

She's a sonic boom

Inventor of her
heart's supernova

You see
it is written
in the stars
linked into
Astral-Destiny

But some
cant fathom
or understand
when she says
she throws
her soul
into the
universe

Her cosmic flesh
decorated with
few garments
upon her many
exposed thoughts

Tingled tease and
drawn back knees

she bends backwards
contorting her limbs
just to spread
her thighs

As she wraps
her legs
around
Astronomy
and stellar
constellations

You see
she's a
cataclysmic
variable

So never forget
this verse's ode
just know that

She'd beckon
that look of
savage hunger
deeply bore
the love
within her
eyes

Upon this
coffin night

Cause she has
a bolide heart beating
within a singularity ribcage

By Samantha Campbell

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is a fallow up to a previous poem called 'Supernova Heart'

Absolute magnitude... also known as absolute visual magnitude, relates to measuring a heavenly object's brightness when viewed from 10 parsec or 32+ light years

Bolide... is a fireball. A large brilliant meteor that explodes

Cataclysmic variable... are stars that invariably increase in brightness and decrease to a nearly dormant state

Supermassive black hole... Black hole located at the center of a galaxy containing millions or billions of solar masses

Superluminal motion... Movement that looks to be faster than the speed of light

singularity... An area wherein space and time are infinitely distorted
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