A jungle can be massively big and so deep
And possibly full of creatures that we'll never see
Likewise trillions of ants claim the biomass throne
Over two hundred species on any one tree alone
A fascinating insect by engineer and design
If it had intellect its brain may be as brilliant as mine
The chances of ants in a jungle to see us are very slim
Unless we explore nature and go looking them
Although most of us in the real world don't really care
We have Discovery Channels and we know that they are there
But we just live our lives and let nature take its coarse
An insects life can be really boring when you compare it to yours
But turn the tables around and lets talk about earth
In the middle of this jungle we call a vast universe
How arrogant of a species to think we're all alone
When we have identified other planets that we could call home
So something light years away is a species far more advanced
And to them our world is just a tree of different kinds of ants
Nothing for them to bother with, we have nothing they want
But like National Geographic from a distance they watch
Or maybe they are just waiting for us to mature as a race
A primitive planet in the jungles of outer space
*JJF*
4/24/2013
Comments (21)
in some fields of thought if they were bigger they would rule earth not man ty for sharing
I love "nerds" even more so! People who think outside the box and beyond.
This is ingenius, Jesse. Most people think infinity outward. But infinity must go inward as well. Consider quarks, electrons, neutrinos, a Plank length. As we know, "The universe is probabilistic and indeterminate."
Yes, I'm a nerd, too. And this is just a brilliant write, Jesse! Excuse me now, I'm going to read this a few more times and get lost in lovely space. Thanks for the trip, my friend!
Well penned buddy...
Bill