Black Holes

Tiny (to look at), Massive and Black!

A million light years - to get there and back.

But why go anyway? You might not come back!

Stretched like spaghetti - that’s a crazy life hack.

All that we know, is less than we don’t.

Tests and trials - but nothing to show.

But nature does - nature is!

Big Bang! Quantum?! Just buckets that miss.

A use of language to help us converse,

Nature just laughs and doesn’t change its course.

But if earth ever did come across,

A super massive black hole just a little lost,

We’d be pulled-stretched-and-shrunk - like a pebble for skimming?

But who’d be left?

Where to skim?

No rivers, sea or lakes to continue this whim.

Art, laws and money, disease, war and funnies - in a coin sized pebble with no one to skim.

But how would we know? What would we do?

Maybe, just maybe it’s already been done - a trip to a black hole has already begun.