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Einstein could see
the fundamental meaning
when others could only see numbers.
He could see when the logic did not fit.
His unseen sense knew
what lay beneath.
Sometimes I look at a garden
or the sun shining on asphalt
or into a child’s deep eyes
And wish I, like Einstein,
could see the sublime connection,
the grand web,
and capture the verse
to make it manifest.
Let’s see…
if time is not constant
and I am impermanent,
am I only here
relative to another moving reality
that passes through my presence
only sensed by those,
who, like Einstein,
can peer beyond his mortality
to see the poem
which lies unseen
to those who confidently
keep their eye
only on the obvious?
Bill Frayer
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