Moral Universe
or Common Miracle
By Stuart OrrPublished 10 months ago • Updated 6 months ago • 1 min read
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Though we are tethered,
this is not you at your end,
me at the end of mine,
feeling into space
with our voices
to find the other's
feeling.
This is flame
flaring down a well of gravity,
radiance
lapping the field of this lone globe,
knocking birds off course,
ending an ice age.
This is a fault line,
the space
in our embrace,
from whose misfit joy and calamity spill.
I am not even who,
You not least what,
but how we move -
by what moves us -
matters.
Dark fires dancing in no sky.
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About the Creator
Stuart Orr
I'm mostly a science fiction writer who wishes he were a musician, so my work is almost always speculative and either features music as a theme, a plot imperative, or - and this is my most fervent wish - sings through the language.
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