The universe is not linear. Each galaxy in each universe has a black hole at its center, and that black hole encloses its own universe with billions upon billions of galaxies, each galaxy with a galactic black hole, each galactic black hole with its own universe within. And so on, for the universe is infinite, as infinite as the Clockmaker who made it. From time to time a black hole expands and swallows its galaxy, while at the same time the universe within the expanding black hole is also expanding, meaning that an expanding universe is in the process of destroying someone else’s galaxy. Over the past seventy years or more the radical left wing of the Democratic party has replicated this infinite universe, creating black holes within black holes, entitlements within entitlements, partisan enclaves within partisan enclaves, always expanding, always destroying, all in the name of ideology and power. And when it can expand no further, like all bubbles it will burst. And when it bursts we will be swallowed by the black hole, with all we and our ancestors have lived and died for, our hopes and dreams for our children swept into the maw, leaving fiery trails in the night sky like a raging borealis.
Each galaxy has at its center
A thing where if you dare to enter
You can’t get out no matter what you do
A universe has umpteen billion
Black holes that are riding pillion
And each black hole has universes too
Those universes in their turn
Have black holes as we all shall learn
Ad infinitum is the word we seek
And this is what we have today
Black holes in which we throw our pay
To be doled out to those who’re in the clique
A universe without an end
A bureaucrat ‘round every bend
The lefties run a universe gone mad
A black hole formed for every group
There’s no guard on the chicken coop
And everyone just shrugs and says too bad
That universe will end one day
For entropy will have its way
And when it’s gone we know who’ll pay the bills
Till then our socialistic state
Will carry on till it’s too late
In meantime it’s a rifle and the hills