Inexistent Emptiness

In darkness the absence of light sparkles

Man’s reflection on notions of nothingness.

Empty space ultimately devoided of purpose

As space unhosting objects loses function.

Empty minds deprived of thoughts and imagination,

Unable of creation. Empty bodies ceasing to pump

Blood where it belongs, for hearts to beat, life to be.

Psychopomps allegedly escorting vestiges beyond.

Yet in nothing eyes can witness is there Nothing,

Always Something invading sight with blinding colours.

Beyond sight, perceptions of power, particles in motion,

Detecting forces playing games to challenge the reflection.

In space, in mind, in body, emptiness does not exist.