I'll Find Nothing
More Nothing.
Nothing more.
Nothing less.
Less of nothing.
Possible?
Impossible?
Who's to say?
Said to who?
All I wanted was to play with words,
Learn to twist sound and bend time a little
Like the wind that soars.
Soaring wind.
Wind soaring.
Into nothing.
Nothing into nothing.
0/0.
Error.
How much nothing is in nothing?
Nothing has nothing in it. Nothing is zero. There is no nothing
In nothing.
But then how come--
Well, nothing will be nothing.
That vacuum of a number
Can only be empty enough
To hold emptiness.
Infinity, then.
But what happened to nothing at all?
Ah. A paradox. If anything is--
Then this.
Such a puzzling thing, nothing.
But beautiful and impossible all at once.
A wonderful thing
To look out over nothing.
As your eyes jump
Along invisible walls
A solid brick of darkness
Between you and the rest of the world.
You tune your ears to beyond silence,
Hearing the empty blank, sitting motionless
The indestructible form
Of utter white blackness.
A breath, at last, slips
From between your lips
The static is broken
The silence is broken
The darkness is broken
My paradox is broken.
But what of it?
I'll find nothing
Another time.