We imagine stars

A page of Albert Einstein’s “Relativity: The Special and General Theory” redacted into a poem. (The text is Robert W. Lawson’s 1920 translation of Einstein’s work.)

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dekabrista said: June 2, 20132:04 am

Reblogged this on and commented:
Beautiful poetry. (I don’t like reblogging, but this time I cannot resist.)

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dekabrista said: June 2, 20132:05 am

It’s so beautiful; I really love your work.

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Dek said: June 2, 20135:22 am

Exactly.

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Thorir Vidar said: June 3, 20134:33 pm

Truly wonderful!

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Miss`Chievous said: June 4, 20133:18 am

Lovely.

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t h i n g s + f l e s h said: June 7, 20134:32 pm

truth, perfectly distilled. tony

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—tychogirl

Through binoculars / I leave my narrow world for / an ocean of stars.

We imagine stars

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