I Love Nature
"Mr. Feynman — A Word to Revive Him"
Your time has passed us by, Mr. Feynman.
Nature looks at us and wonders where you went.
And if she could feel, she'd miss the way you held her like a friend.
Without the fascination still twinkling in your eyes,
the world's forever emptier inside.
You'da said how pointless it is to cry, though.
But the world got heavier the night your breathing died.
You reflected the brightest side of life,
and you're still shining undiminished light from your distance back in time.
To me, your mind was of the most beautiful of humankind.
...But I'll never get to tell you.
Dear, Mr. Feynman, somehow you keep inspiring.
But I can't stomach that my words will never find him.
That's why I'll cry these tears because he's not here to tell me I'm just whining.
Your time has passed us by, Mr. Feynman.
Nature looks at us and wonders where you went.
And if she could feel, she'd miss the way you held her like a friend.
Without the fascination still twinkling in your eyes,
the world's forever emptier inside.
You'da said how pointless it is to cry, though.
But the world got heavier the night your breathing died.
You reflected the brightest side of life,
and you're still shining undiminished light from your distance back in time.
To me, your mind was of the most beautiful of humankind.
...But I'll never get to tell you.
Dear, Mr. Feynman, somehow you keep inspiring.
But I can't stomach that my words will never find him.
That's why I'll cry these tears because he's not here to tell me I'm just whining.
26-30, M
