Girl meets the left hand of the electron  outside the city limits of reality

The clockwork universe says that if we know Newton’s laws of motion, which we do, and if we know the forces, the pushes and pulls acting on objects, and we know the positions of the objects that make up the universe; every planet, every electron, every proton and atom, and we know their motion, in principle, even though we don't have a computer powerful enough to do the calculation, in principle that calculation is doable.  And in principle, everything that happens from then on is predictable and the universe is completely deterministic.  It’s kind of bleak in a sense because it leaves no room for free will, unless you want to postulate that our brains work outside the laws of physics.  And then it is put into motion by random events obeying Newton’s laws of motion.            
           
I could be wrong            
           
In the frenzy of imaging,            
a medium can make your            
mind race with desire            
and inspire you to the point of            
abstract art, and topics;            
the landing space craft on mars,            
the latest.com vegetarian dishes;            
what is an eggplant actually made from,            
what is a moose dreaming when he’s lost,            
race, politics, the foreskin of a.., a peninsula?            
cutlery, religion and philosophy,            
weird facts about the uses of lighter fluid,            
the matador's lucifarian gospel            
that brings the innermost realms            
of your mind inside the dynamics            
of life no matter the shape,            
there is chaos, and then design.      
         
           
I met buffalo bill, the great sausage slider,            
fermented with the kaleidoscope I figured out            
that it sucks when there is but one narrow capacity;            
oft it seems that our universe is imitating us.            
           
           
I ask myself sometimes what I was actually thinking when the realization of Relativity came to me without the skills to understand the mathematics involved.  Sometime ago, I had the funniest little skit that I would do in explaining it to my kids, they thought it was funny mostly, and it was. :)  Hard to believe that even Socrates was involved as I sat in the darkness of the gazebo listening to John Denver looking throughout the cornucopia of eternity, It gets very surreal if you look too long.   I wish I would have written it down, but that's hard to do when you're standing on your head and needing your hands to describe it.  I lose my head in the splendor of the thoughts sometimes, admittedly, I think it's this; the right hand actually gets a glimpse of the left, and palms up they both laugh hysterically, and then they both look at me and start clapping simultaneously.  I was once so stupid; I actually thought that everybody, at least, knew as much as I did about anything.  Simple and guileless ob-strep - senescence - parody - orneriness. Obstreperousness! That’s what it was.... I lost my head; the realization was a little scary; mind blown.            
           
language is relative, but it is not, Relativity            
           
I posted a Jesus joke once, suddenly I am the vial of society, as I sit in a classroom thinking of the man that killed me forty years ago and wondering how I can make the killings stop.  I’m naïve as she dresses and stacks the Herbivore chickens next to the insecticide at Wal-mart.  I come to share my poetry, immediately I am looked upon as a little retarded girl looking in on the fine people eating kitten caviar; there are no guesses when you're told.  I guess there’s no charm of words after all. I digress, for I am the Joubert of the Juggernauts and crosses.            
             
It does takes genius to come up            
with these things;              
Thank Newton              
it doesn't take one to understand it.