Personal Orbit

Zooming around our own personal orbit, we’re like electrons, waiting for the electric wave to catch us up and carry us away. The space we have to bounce around in is too confining for an energetic element.

How could any gravity even contain so much energy? If this dynamic form stored it for too long, the result would be like an intergalactic ricochet.

We’re quantum. We’re unstoppable. No natural laws define our movement, though we do enjoy an artful circle now and then. If obstacles get in our way, we go around, and around, and around. The random trajectories appeal, no doubt about it. However, we love to repeat when the scene is pleasant.

True, no barrier could possibly contain us, though a fast and convenient playground may keep us occupied for a long time. Who could resist the slide? Who could resist going for a ride?

Who could say no to a thin cover of frost to take the mundane to higher levels of fun? It could even be said the resistance in us is directly related to the resistance in the orbit.

There is space to be filled, and dynamic elements ready to explore.

Published by Kurt Gailey

This is where I'm supposed to brag about how I've written seven novels, twelve screenplays, thousands of short stories, four self-help books, and one children's early-reader, but I'd rather stay humble. You can find out about things I've written or follow my barchive (web archive, aka 'blog) at xenosthesia.com or follow me on twitter @kurt_gailey. I love sports and music and books, so if you're an athlete or in a band or you're a writer, give me a follow and I'll most likely follow you back. I've even been known to promote other people's projects.

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