I think Hydrogen might be God

[mnaz]

The Number One Atomic.
One electron, one proton.
You and me baby in space,
so simple yet so powerful.
Add a little oxygen for life,
Number Eight Atomic, the
sideways Infinity, trickster
element of fire and rust.

[mnaz]

But what created hydrogen? ...
Yeah yeah yadda yadda yadda.
Whole thing is just one big riddle,
humdrum conundrum tweedle-dee-dum.
Gotta think in more dimensions,
the answer is air, real air!...
except that has nitrogen...

[mnaz]

Top Ten Reasons why Hydrogen might be God.
1. The hydrogen bomb, very Old Testament.
2. It starts with the letter 'H' just one from 'G.'
3. On google apparently 2 posters believed this.
4. Apparently it makes up 3/4 of the universe, but
5. Not sure if that was dark or light matter, so
6. Did I say ten? Sorry I meant six.

[stilltrucking]

I think God is in the details.\\\
For a long time, I thought God was the square root of minus one.
now I think God is that trickster
and I think Einstein was right and wrong,
wrong about the crap shot
but right about human stupidity
please pardon my know nothing ramble
I liked thinking about your poem

[mnaz]

Einstein, what can I say? ... love his hair, and he was mostly right about the universe, and we were getting ahead of ourselves with so many world wars and religions, and I think the answer might not be too far off, though it seems a long way away at times..

[mtmynd]

My 2 cents - our gods sprung from pure consciousness which, of course, includes all there is, all that was and all that will be, including this site.

[Doreen Peri]

That's IT! Hydrogen IS God! Whew. Finally I know what's going on. Thank you.

[theirishsea]

I like it. Hydrogen is the beginning of matter as we know it. And matter/energy is creation.

[mnaz]

Thanks Cec and Doreen. Just loose theories floating around, nothing more or less on the shores of consciousness.

Thanks irishsea. Good to see ya again!

Duality, oneness.
Proton, electron dance
through folds of spacetime.
H, the lightest element,
even lighter than gravity.
It was all over space, and
a few billion years later
we named it.

God was always there!
Preacher said H was everywhere,
never inert like helium, but charged,
reacting with it all, trading electrons,
making water and witnesses in oxygen,
eyes all moving toward cosmic springs
like a fox, or a prophet, or icy comet dirtball,
into everywhere, everything and nothing.