Al l . .
that which is perceived
or manifest as impossible
is possible . !
even if . .
such concepts are bounded
by the constraints
of relativistic incidence
or ritualistic orthodoxy
which may reject such notions
consider . .
that impossible is not actual
but a configuration of mind
n o w . . !
also consider the impossibility
of the universe
yet..
i t e x i s t s . .
how plausible
the impossible has to be
before we believe ~
before . .
we accept
that not all things
can be explained or understood
it does not mean
the possibility of all things
as a theory
is easily fathomable
n o r . .
does it mean
it does not or can not exist
n o r . !
apodeictic
b e c a u s e . .
the core of the theory
suggests that all which
can be imagined
i s
p o s s i b l e
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