Boxes (diptych)

Boxes (diptych)

A Poem by William Kremer

*Eyes like black-holes
Face supernovas and sink.
Radiance climbs through the space of time
�"Time of space
Finding itself as atomized and only then
�"Drawn as breath into singularity.

*Tonight everything comes from light
falling to thought. Whorls of folded worlds
Once fanned-out, now compacted tight.
Boxes of folded worlds, worlds-of-themselves
Adorn my living-room, to be moved
And re-shelved.

© 2026 William Kremer


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Cosmic and abstract—this bends space, light, and thought into something almost tactile.
The grit lies in the compression, vastness folded down into something you can hold and rearrange.

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William Kremer

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Thanks for giving this a read and review mate, much appreciated.

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Added on April 16, 2026
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William Kremer
William Kremer

Melbourne, South East, Australia



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I'm an early middle aged neophyte in many things.. always loved reading and writing for fun (the latter being of fluctuating consistency). Basically I'm wanting to write more, whether it be vignett.. more..