Transience IV

Jesmonite casting of a tulip in a plane of time.

Different lifetimes are in this chaotic but ordered dance of energies between each other. That one thing becomes the next and so, we are living in this simulation of iteration. Time appears to be continuous, unbreakable and in motion. Once born, we are entombed in this momentum. However, perhaps in existing we are part of the whole span of time, rather than in this finite cassette tape moment. In this way, there is a softness to the edges of life, where we are both so insignificant in time as to not exist and simultaneously, as infinite as time itself.