The planets:
"She stood there, trying to understand how large the world really is. It had to be a finite ball of matter, so small and yet so large. The layers of the world only grew in complexity. Each so grand that the very notion of finite slipped from her mind and an unyielding grasp of infinity took hold."
"Jasmine entered the room, it was larger this time. Maybe space was being funny, playing a long whipped joke. Yet when she blinked, the room grew smaller. She blinked again, and it grew so much bigger. Was the world merely a joke, a haha or was it always like this. None could notice before Yet now she noticed. Space was a funny thing, now it was a strange thing."
"It rained and she pulled out the umbrella. Harsh droplets hitting against her, like bullets. Yet these droplets held something to them, a sense of familiarity. Just as the room, they were strange. Growing spatially and yet holding a ring to temporal essence. Were the droplets structures of the universe? Fragments of space time, different axis between higher dimensions. Was that why the world is so strange, not confined to any rules or structures."
Space:
"She has never been to space, it was a void beyond earth. A web of stars and nothingness. Space is the word they used for it but it was so much more. An ascendance of unity, a nothing that all things shall come back to. It was a space beyond space, just as their world was beyond space. Yet the world could not reach it, no amount of its infinite pull could send humans above. Instead they dreamed and entered the void beyond. Not without a cost, a heavy one in fact. They could never see the world The same again, looking at it like a hollowed and non existent husk. An ontological lack of exists."
"Stars are so much further, to imagine their non-distance. Deeper and more meaningful. To such extents one would forget our small blue world, like a distant dream. Yet it's destruction is more profound. Meaning beyond meaning. Put it this way, our world could contain another of it self. The space between just like the void above earth. Yet this can be done infinite amount of times. Never reaching the sun that cooks out world."
The universe:
"It holds all, its vastness to great and yet it holds more. The deeper one goes, the more layers of existence is pulled back. The latter moving into non-existence. This goes on and on, forever. Just as the number 1 is inaccessible to two. The Void is inaccessible to the universe. Unable to ever reach its majestic form. A transcendence of oneness is required to reach the universe. Existence and non existence falling apart."
"She stood there, trying to understand how large the world really is. It had to be a finite ball of matter, so small and yet so large. The layers of the world only grew in complexity. Each so grand that the very notion of finite slipped from her mind and an unyielding grasp of infinity took hold."
"Jasmine entered the room, it was larger this time. Maybe space was being funny, playing a long whipped joke. Yet when she blinked, the room grew smaller. She blinked again, and it grew so much bigger. Was the world merely a joke, a haha or was it always like this. None could notice before Yet now she noticed. Space was a funny thing, now it was a strange thing."
"It rained and she pulled out the umbrella. Harsh droplets hitting against her, like bullets. Yet these droplets held something to them, a sense of familiarity. Just as the room, they were strange. Growing spatially and yet holding a ring to temporal essence. Were the droplets structures of the universe? Fragments of space time, different axis between higher dimensions. Was that why the world is so strange, not confined to any rules or structures."
Space:
"She has never been to space, it was a void beyond earth. A web of stars and nothingness. Space is the word they used for it but it was so much more. An ascendance of unity, a nothing that all things shall come back to. It was a space beyond space, just as their world was beyond space. Yet the world could not reach it, no amount of its infinite pull could send humans above. Instead they dreamed and entered the void beyond. Not without a cost, a heavy one in fact. They could never see the world The same again, looking at it like a hollowed and non existent husk. An ontological lack of exists."
"Stars are so much further, to imagine their non-distance. Deeper and more meaningful. To such extents one would forget our small blue world, like a distant dream. Yet it's destruction is more profound. Meaning beyond meaning. Put it this way, our world could contain another of it self. The space between just like the void above earth. Yet this can be done infinite amount of times. Never reaching the sun that cooks out world."
The universe:
"It holds all, its vastness to great and yet it holds more. The deeper one goes, the more layers of existence is pulled back. The latter moving into non-existence. This goes on and on, forever. Just as the number 1 is inaccessible to two. The Void is inaccessible to the universe. Unable to ever reach its majestic form. A transcendence of oneness is required to reach the universe. Existence and non existence falling apart."
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