t=0

Into the Vortex,
A rabbit hole,
fallen…
A coordinate in time, not birth, but t=0;
No bang, just collapse!
Into a black hole,
Your mouth at the centre of our vortex.

No multiverse, instead:
Daughters – black holes – of mothers.

Comfort and saccour?
In God, in heaven; the Mother from which you collapsed.

Dangling tits in black pools submerged.
Those daughters of a daughter.
And some, too.
Swimming in a tear duct,
A humongous pore.
Teats!
Swirling in a vat,
On God’s porous face,
Life and death,
Pulls down.

Interstellar

Interstellar
Review by Ashley Chapman

Film: Interstellar (2014)
Director: Christopher Nolan
Script: Jonathan Nolan and Christopher Nolan
Stars: Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain and Michael Cain
Released: November, 2014
Production: Syncopy and Lynda Obst Productions
Details: 12A; Sci-Fi; 169 min

Day 1: I actually watched Interstellar twice as, first time round, the Computer Exchange DVD was kinked, developing into a full-blown play challenge as we hit the worm hole sequence. Time literally came to a noisy, slow-time, juddering freeze-frame stop, as I tried to navigate through the wormhole sequence and into the beyond, but had to abort mission…

Day 2: New DVD.

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