153. Quantum melody
HEP-TH/PH — By Jim on December 27, 2008 at 12:00 pm
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James Philip Kotsybar started the hypno-musical Versonics: The Verse That Can Happen which performed at L.A.'s Llhasa Club, Beyond Baroque Gallery and The Performing Arts Center, with recordings later broadcast on KCSB 91.9 FM in Santa Barbara. He merited publication in 2AM Magazine, Prophetic Voices, Poetic Justice, and various small press literary journals.
He founded and sponsored R.A.I.L. (Readers And Interested Listeners), which combined featured poets with open-mike readings and became a part of the Santa Barbara Poetry Festival. Invited back to KCSB radio to read his poetry on the programs The Art Of Peace and Music Soup, he continued as a regular monthly guest on Music Soup for a year.
Currently he is producing videos of his poetry for the Santa Barbara Television Channels (Channels 17 & 21) and website (sbchannels.net).
He co-owns Chaotic Exotics orchid nursery where he breeds his own orchids for sale, and is an accredited judge for the American Orchid Society.
Below subatomic, the particles
slip through Heisenberg’s uncertainty nets.
They cannot even be called articles;
they’re just mathematical epithets.
Though we may say they have up or down spins
(we may even find them charming or strange),
like angels that dance on the heads of pins,
it takes metaphysics to find their range.
They have no shape we can define, except
as bleary fields of energy. Until
we measure them, there’s no place where they’re kept;
their locus is totally vibratile.
They pluck at space like an instrument string,
at this scale. Quark! The hadron angels sing!
2 Comments
That is quite funny, but also quite prophetic. Hope your holidays were a relaxing joy.
Dear Jim
Thanks for a very nice Xmas present
Merry Xmas and happy New Year!
Dmitry.
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