Quantum Creativity (Poem)

I

What’s between time and space?
An alien under a paving stone.

The mind’s nonsense is a law of physics.
The mechanisms of particles contain our creativity,
through life we scale their form.

II

What unifies religion and science?
A clown disguised as an accountant.

Einstein’s hair still an inch above the stars,
curling into the void of cosmic lies,
searching for the trickster that forms laws fixed to our eyes.

III

What’s both momentary and forever?
A monkey with a spirit as singular as a rainbow.

Time transfers sight to itself,
slowly carving the beauty of an eternal idea –
stored in the memory of infinity,
as jewels on the neck of God.

IV

Where’s God’s creativity?
Inside an eternity the size of an ostrich egg.