I saw no Way The Heavens were stitched
I saw no Way The Heavens were stitched
I felt the Columns close
The Earth reversed her Hemispheres
I touched the Universe
And back it slid and I alone
A Speck upon a Ball
Went out upon Circumference
Beyond the Dip of Bell
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