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Life in a Centrifuge - April 14, 2025

  • Gary Hunter
  • Apr 13
  • 1 min read

the spinning clock of aging

accelerates the breakdown of

the heaviest part, our bodies

as the lighter part

our weightless essence

is drawn towards the center

 

as forms and frames fracture

something deep inside

readies for the moment

 

so when the body falls away

the soul separates and

is released

 

no more bonds of flesh

or brittleness of bone

 

good Lord, it must be freeing

to shed all that drag and rise up

 

a balloon in the night sky

headed for the stars

 
 
 

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