The Grand Display

The Grand Display

A Poem by J Todd Underhill
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08/31/2025

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All hail the creator of worlds.

Sorry flat-earthers each one a globe.

Cast as spheres unto the wind.

All different colors and hues.

Magenta, indigo and blues.

Different orbits and directions,

Life lengths and fates.

All that becomes,

Will eventually end as well.

Is there heaven and hell?

Citrine, amethyst and peridot

Swirling season after season.

Brief fleeting in certain perception.

An eternity with I the mind’s eye.

 But that is how it is,

When trying to understand the multiverse.

As my sun fades on the horizon.

I find it mesmerizin’.

As I sit with in the twilight.

I wish my granddaughter good night.

I ponder within my own mind,

Thoughts on what is and what will be.

I thank Victoria Mae,

The bubbles blown a grand display.

I leave the back porch at dusk,

To write these lines.

© 2025 J Todd Underhill


Author's Note

J Todd Underhill
Just some reflection from my back porch.

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J Todd Underhill
J Todd Underhill

Denver, CO



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J Todd Underhill has been writing in the Denver Colorado since 1987. He has embraced poetics and spoken word art as his chosen art medium. He owned the title “Poet” in 2008 though his writ.. more..