worlds don’t collide the way we think they do most of the time
they are right on top of each other parallel not the way lines
are parallel the way things can be palimpsested the specks of dust
on a window pane and the blurry objects behind it, but the pane
dust and blur are all the same it may be the way dyslexics see
the phonebook or a dictionary text just bleeding in, on, around,
[more prepositions] each other bleed of each other, even the way
memories are stored a matrix of pathways in the brain that intersect
and re-intersect in bolts of blue recognition and epiphany
the worlds are so much more and so much less than what we perceive
for instance: space is like time, a constructed illusion relative
and irrelevant in the grand scheme of things, something omniscient would
say we are in all possible worlds, which is impossible impossible
to understand we are too small to realize everything is within
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