Science & Mysticism and The Veil's Cipher: Musings and Ruminations on the Infinite from a Finite Being - Paperback

by B. Thomas Bigelow (Author)

Existentialistic, polytheocratic, metaphysitastic and occasionally velvety smooth poetry. Now with 50% more scientitiously minded chunks of BRILLIANCE!

*terms and conditions apply

An exploration of the Infinite in its various forms and scale for polymaths (autodidactic or otherwise) with a penchant for poetry and those with an infinite curiosity and a love of logic and language. The poems place the reader within the experience of scientific and philosophical circumstances. The words' various definitions allow the poems to transform.

A sunset can be described in terms of how due to the obtuse angle it enters the atmosphere its path is altered as it passes from the near vacuum of space to the density of air and refraction occurs, separating visual light into a spectrum of wavelengths and to us, colors; with equations to model it. We can also say it's beautiful and that it fills our soul with joy or perhaps ennui from the passing of another day, often dependent upon what sort of day we had.

Or we could state:

A sloop of amber slips away

Upon an ether sea,

And wrecks in peace a purple tar,

The son of ecstasy

As Emily Dickinson did.

They are all true.

It takes the reader to affix meaning: a literary Heisenberg's uncertainty principle. These poems wait in quanta for you