in the year 2150
the great debate
a forgotten footnote
the scale of the universe
calculated and measured
as students categorize
details of cosmic order
transcend borders
of nonexistence
alice searches yet
for the rabbit
rumor has it he escaped
long ago down a black hole
filaments of time, a wash in future days
beyond the rabbit hole
the hourglass shifts
gossamer threads
clothespinned dreams
line dry above
unseen particles of sand
the walrus and the carpenter
long vanished from the scene
so we are left to wonder
why the red queen is so mean
Terry Lowenstein lives in North Carolina with her husband, two daughters
and four cats- Dickens, Emerson, Merriam and Webster. A well-published
writer, her work appears in a plurality of anthologies, journals and
ezines including: The Centrifugal Eye, ken*again, Poems
Niederngasse, Lily, The Copperfield Review, Triplopia, Wicked
Alice, Moonwort Review, The Baroque Review,
VLQ, Vermont Ink,
Iodine, muse apprentice guild, Blackmail Press,
Coffee House Press, Tamafyhr Mountain Poetry, and
The Maxis Review.