“Only entropy comes easy.” Anton Chekhov
Darling Entropy Shards of chaos brightened my day, making me smile at my fumbling attempts to bring order to a universe that slides off every evening around six, sweeping away all hope of a grand regimen in this unhinged shizzle-shuzzle, like trying to put a yolk back into its shell or turn back time, or the nonsense of trying to make sense of the nonsensical, that there might be footholds on the cliff face of life that hold forever a way of return, but I welcome the entropic reminder that it is half past fractal, which I've never experienced before, and now with glee. Copyright 2021 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All rights Reserved ®
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Great poem, very well written.I especially liked “I welcome the entropic reminder that
it is half past fractal, which I’ve never
experienced before, and now with glee.”
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Thank you so much for those encouraging words, so glad you enjoyed this.
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Stunningly vibrant. Paul (and the photo helped)… just what I joyed to read today … leaving it late in the (UK) day to open, and then I smiled – openly and gladly and in recognition that yes, for me too (I’m 68) “it is half past fractal … and now with glee”.
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Thank you for sharing how the poem affected you, so glad to know I’m not alone 🙂
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You are not alone!
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🙂
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Loved this Paul! And feel it
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ah, thank you for sharing the affect Cheryl, much appreciated.
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I know the feeling . . .
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I would expect that – you know this stuff.
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🙂
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Always a pleasure to read and share your posts with followers, Paul!! Have a great day!
😊👍✨✨🎉
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I feel my head spinning… or is it just the earth beneath my feet? Great poem, Paul!
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Well, could in fact be both at the same time chris – many thanks 🙂
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Very true 🙂
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“like trying to
put a yolk back into its shell or turn
back time, or the nonsense of trying to
make sense of the nonsensical,” – these lines are awesome. love this!
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Thank you so much for sharing this, much appreciated.
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The ever increasing complexity via biological evolution is thermodynamically driven by maximum entropy production (MEP)!
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Nature selects systems that produce more and more entropy! This thermodynamic principle is manifested as life, evolution and even human civilisation!
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Discoveries of fire, oil and nuclear
energy are in line with the thermodynamic principle of maximum entropy production (MEP)!
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I love the descriptive word pictures in this poem “put a yoke back into its shell” and the playing with words “shizzle-shuzzel”
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I did have fun with this
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