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    The Universe Is Round

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    The poem discusses the nature of the universe and humanity's place within it. It describes the universe as round and obeying divine laws of motion, with Earth finding refuge within its circular motions. It questions whether God intended only this creation or inhabits a even vaster nothingness. When humanity's bodies transform to dust, their nothing-like souls go to the nothingness, but that nothingness may have its own laws or norms. Time itself is nothing more than a bow that runs endlessly through the cosmos in a row.

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    The poem discusses the nature of the universe and humanity's place within it. It describes the universe as round and obeying divine laws of motion, with Earth finding refuge within its circular motions. It questions whether God intended only this creation or inhabits a even vaster nothingness. When humanity's bodies transform to dust, their nothing-like souls go to the nothingness, but that nothingness may have its own laws or norms. Time itself is nothing more than a bow that runs endlessly through the cosmos in a row.

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    The poem discusses the nature of the universe and humanity's place within it. It describes the universe as round and obeying divine laws of motion, with Earth finding refuge within its circular motions. It questions whether God intended only this creation or inhabits a even vaster nothingness. When humanity's bodies transform to dust, their nothing-like souls go to the nothingness, but that nothingness may have its own laws or norms. Time itself is nothing more than a bow that runs endlessly through the cosmos in a row.

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    Santiago Sevilla
    The poem discusses the nature of the universe and humanity's place within it. It describes the universe as round and obeying divine laws of motion, with Earth finding refuge within its circular motions. It questions whether God intended only this creation or inhabits a even vaster nothingness. When humanity's bodies transform to dust, their nothing-like souls go to the nothingness, but that nothingness may have its own laws or norms. Time itself is nothing more than a bow that runs endlessly through the cosmos in a row.

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    Cosmic Sonnet By Santiago Sevilla

    The universe is round, my dear friend, Obeys the divine law of centrifuge, Beyond this sphere, begins, onend, the end. Within, the earth finds its circular refuge.

    The cosmos, dear friend, corners does not bend, It bursts out from inside: Astral deluge. Did God this creation only, intend? Inhabits God the naught, even more huge?

    When sadly we in dust ourselves transform, Our souls, which nothing are, to the naught go? Who can inform us if the naught can have a norm?

    Naught is timeless, our dormant souls, deiform. But time, as well, is nothing but a bow, It runs forever through cosmos in a row

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