// creative //
Spring 2016
Theory of Relativity
Kalman Victor
though feeling at rest
nerves
are also
matter
comprised of concentric elisions
reacting
to forces larger
as is my abstract nature
as object/subject
bound up in entropy
staring through cracked iris
my own vision shimmers
back into memory
I cannot sense
if I am alone
or what solitude means
or what could ever
possibly
be uniform
about observation
or who draws the line
of my shadow
but she is still there
fixed particulate
in mind
in oscillation
flickered flickering will flicker
in out
in cosmogony
in light
in constant aimless pursuit
too far still from from terminus
from start
sodden heavy with relativity
in the theoretical
where I began
beginning will begin
with the rest of the everything
nerves
are also
matter
comprised of concentric elisions
reacting
to forces larger
as is my abstract nature
as object/subject
bound up in entropy
staring through cracked iris
my own vision shimmers
back into memory
I cannot sense
if I am alone
or what solitude means
or what could ever
possibly
be uniform
about observation
or who draws the line
of my shadow
but she is still there
fixed particulate
in mind
in oscillation
flickered flickering will flicker
in out
in cosmogony
in light
in constant aimless pursuit
too far still from from terminus
from start
sodden heavy with relativity
in the theoretical
where I began
beginning will begin
with the rest of the everything
// KALMAN VICTOR is a senior in Columbia College and Creative Editor for The Current. He can be reached at [email protected].