Bubbles
Why do bubbles pop?
Because
we're not supposed to see them.
Bubbles are evidence
Of order and boundaries
Of science
Of truth
Little, round, near-perfect
(And sometimes actually
perfect) Spheres
They prove surface tension, friction
Gravity
Air is matter
And that beauty doesn't have to be divine
Rarely we get to see
Something like a bubble
Bubbles are planets
When's the last time you popped a planet?

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