Frederick Turner
The Observer We’ll never touch the empty space inside the center of an atom, settle on a singularity, or stand astride event horizons”there, but really gone; no common sense can comprehend extremes in mass, velocity, and time. For that, we have to take as proof the chalkboard dreams of physicists who see the Cheshire cat. But I can hold what numbers can’t depict (good thing, because I’m terrible at math), a sum that calculations can’t predict: the self who walks beside me down this path- who smiles and laughs when I declare, It’s true, no quantum formula accounts for you.Robert W. Crawford