A metric based on insects
Obdurate
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"The worst reality possible is that the universe is conscious" Every year of progress refines the language of suffering This is why mature can't sympathise with young A perfect society has covered every issue Thus, every small itch is one day in spotlight "As small as I am, one day I'll be dealt with Erase myself by finding my home" Self sentence wish imposes a time limit "The universe expands, that's hopefully distracting" The scale is cosmic, both the place and the task Details still count though, as one day will man A random point in space, the inception A cord tug away from another empty space Nourished and healthy, purpose lasting centuries Return to Earth Mostly empty according to senses Calling the unknown is a dangerous game Dimension eaters and cosmic dust purifiers? Quietly pay attention in the night of a forrest Base temperature rules out a further three planets A comet belt raises this number to four That means, too hot! "Solar system is now ruled out" Escape plan routine, mental arithmetic after good sleep Vantage points reveal the galaxy's type Only perimeter is what is worth checking Working on a larger theory Tracking progress with scars in flesh Mental movement measured by self against self, this seems very dangerous "The Greek's before us would be with their gods" A foetus would walk its womb to the cosmos A drift for how long? Another technique? Body map directs but the news isn't good A glimmer of hope every second to third century Awesome in beauty and awful intimidation "I've falling in love with this vast, crushing backdrop" Fighting the laughable, utter futility Infinite time and infinite will, success guaranteed! (Forget the obvious counter argument) The value of a journey is determined by ideas for its sequel Or how we are united, archives created, others in awe? Fascinatingly boring A core component is diligent transcription Willing into existence creative solutions to ignore Imprisoned by idleness, interrupted by heartbreak Life's waveform lengthens like zooming out from a map Patterns promise centuries of sadness You'll notice these milestones occur frequently eventually Linearising mood an inevitable consequence Propagation through time; a zipper locking history Occupant, environment, united by an individual struggle for ignorance Tear ducts will push an eyelash away Noses and ears will catch foreign objects But what if a hair was caught behind an eye ball? Or got through the hole in the drum before healing? What if this happened before modern medicine? A soul got caught in a person before birth? All human suffering, a machine factory accident Remaining until inevitable rot, the earth is the same Tears of fury would fight to ignore it Curing tinnitus by avoiding quiet spaces A conscious universe impaired and frustrated The fight is between ignored and ignorant To abstain from a person never before felt merciful To give people meaning we tell them to find it Correctly telling people what not to do Living this fringe is perfect for cinema "An opera of stars who find me annoying Inflicting more harm, I beg to be trivial" These thoughts are thought during a period of patience This patience is demanded, it takes time to reach planets Perpetually debilitating the love I love most I love you, I'm sorry, I'm trying to leave you Process of elimination removes me completely
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