Tzara
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Quantum Theory
I read her poetry, and sigh and dream
of cradling her body close to mine.
My thoughts at times are gentle, times obscene
and often they're impractical, it seems.
It could be they're both states at once, combined,
as is her poetry. Both sighs and dreams
are quite entangled, like some quantum thing
that flickers back and forth from whine to wine—
obscenities to gentleness, slipstreamed.
Her verses are like drugs, her words morphine.
My spirits wax and wane, suspending time.
Just read her poetry, all sighs and dreams
stochastically unfurled, rejoined, entwined—
a quantum fog befittingly Dasein.
My thoughts of her are gently scrambled scenes
of indeterminate, conflicting beings
that wobble between love and sex sublime.
My thoughts sometimes seem pure, sometimes obscene;
I read her poetry. I sigh. I dream.
Yes, as a matter of fact, I did go to see Oppenheimer this week.
Week 30: Poem 1: Total 43
I read her poetry, and sigh and dream
of cradling her body close to mine.
My thoughts at times are gentle, times obscene
and often they're impractical, it seems.
It could be they're both states at once, combined,
as is her poetry. Both sighs and dreams
are quite entangled, like some quantum thing
that flickers back and forth from whine to wine—
obscenities to gentleness, slipstreamed.
Her verses are like drugs, her words morphine.
My spirits wax and wane, suspending time.
Just read her poetry, all sighs and dreams
stochastically unfurled, rejoined, entwined—
a quantum fog befittingly Dasein.
My thoughts of her are gently scrambled scenes
of indeterminate, conflicting beings
that wobble between love and sex sublime.
My thoughts sometimes seem pure, sometimes obscene;
I read her poetry. I sigh. I dream.
Yes, as a matter of fact, I did go to see Oppenheimer this week.
Week 30: Poem 1: Total 43