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Look out and there is sun, And further still a line of stars Called constellation, bright. Further on, beyond The emptiness of inner space, Pin points of light Grow large and spin like tops, Loosing flecks of catherine wheels To shine life in to this void. Gravity and time do not exist Out there in gigantic emptiness. Here, with feet planted sure On green and pleasant land, Where apples know their place, Boats that sailed the seven seas And founded lands afar. Home of men and man-o-war, Kings and queens of great renown, Churches built by knighted souls, And telescopes to plan Escape through dark black holes. And clock, The centre of lifes equation. Nought line meridian The creation, A time warp curled, Where man may stand In East and West. The centre of the world. |