Human Sugar Cube

Human Sugar Cube

A Poem by Earl Schumacker
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Reality is heavy

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Human Sugar Cube


Is that a sugar cube meant for tea

Seven billion people can't be wrong

If the matter that composes them leaves

What becomes of humans

There becomes a great emptiness

Of course it does, it's gone


The entire population of the Earth

Can fit inside a hand, perhaps the palm

like a cube of sugar but less sweet

A very special hand indeed is needed


It must be alien of course

Stronger than a parallel universe

That much weight in one small space

Would crush the planet and all that's in it

Go right through it like a knife through butter

Back to the infant universe that had a bang


A force in nature born

Matter is really energy

Converted in the void

When removed from humans 

There is a lot of empty

That is how it works

In our universe




© 2017 Earl Schumacker


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very interesting read here, really enjoyable

Posted 6 Years Ago


Earl Schumacker

6 Years Ago

Hi None. Cute name. Thank you so much. I truly appreciate your commenting. I responded yes to yo.. read more
I love stuff like this that gets you thinking. I enjoyed reading this, thanks for sharing it.

Posted 6 Years Ago


Earl Schumacker

6 Years Ago

Hi Damien, Thank you. I think I responded to your friend request. I pushed the green check mark. .. read more
Damien Ridge

6 Years Ago

That should've done it! Any time!

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Added on July 1, 2017
Last Updated on July 1, 2017
Tags: Space, science, life, reality, universe, human

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Earl Schumacker
Earl Schumacker

Atlantic City, NJ



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B.A. Degree in Literature and Language. I enjoy writing short stories, poetry, novels and keeping up with new scientific discoveries. I enjoy philosophy and Art appreciation. more..

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