"kicking endlessly among the plastic trivia, finding in each Deeper Significance" pg-590
Have I ever heard of Gravity's Rainbow
She tells me people like me know the post modern opus
I tried to tell her how I felt once
Have you ever seen a Parabolic trajectory
As it turns out people like me don't know Pynchon
I tried to tell her how I felt once
Like a Kepler Orbit
With an eccentricity of -1
So this is just short
of coming full circle
I was e=1
She tells me people like me know the post modern opus
I tried to tell her how I felt once
Have you ever seen a Parabolic trajectory
As it turns out people like me don't know Pynchon
I tried to tell her how I felt once
Like a Kepler Orbit
With an eccentricity of -1
So this is just short
of coming full circle
I was e=1
She was F
E=0 was a moments notice
E=0 was a moments notice
She didn't notice e=2
He made an instinctive pull at her central body
but who trusts a hyperbolic?
but who trusts a hyperbolic?
and the persistent e=0.5
He may still be there waiting....
I said this is gravity's rainbow
Hold my heart I will show you
That is the capture orbit
That I find myself in
and she still thinks I write
But Astrodynamics
Celestial Mechanics
Followed the stars and
a V-2 rocket heart
It's rainbow path altered by
she named it gravity
I told her it is a distortion of space- time
caused by a celestial body
I thought for a moment
before the grin
That I was about to feel
the gravity of her slap
But I am older and can do things
like speak my mind
she is older now she can do things
like speak with her smile
I prefer words. We agreed
Our energy back then was off anyway
I was gravity's rainbow
Parabolic path past her
Trying to slow the velocity
down just enough to
turn this escape orbit
down just enough to
turn this escape orbit
into to a capture orbit
By just not heading away from the source
-Writeredhanded
-Writeredhanded
-Under standard assumptions a body (e=1) ( I ) traveling along an escape orbit will coast along a parabolic shaped trajectory to infinity, with velocity relative to the central body (F) (you)
tending to zero, and therefore will never return. (captains log: Slow velocity on approach and re-approach ) Parabolic trajectory (e=1) (We)
are minimum-energy escape trajectories, separating positive-energy hyperbolic trajectories (e=2)(the pull?) from negative-energy elliptic orbits. (Radial see e=0 and e=0.5) (the tug,)
-But what if I get too close? Falling to Earth at 9.8 meters a second squared is all anyone ever does anymore. I am sure I will be fine.
-Writeredhanded
-Writeredhanded
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