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Vortex Rings
Vortex rings, or more common smoke rings are something I think are really quite cool. The awesome thing about them is that they’re essentially a torus (doughnut shape) formed from a rotating tube of fluid. The fluid moves from the back, is pushed through the center and then curves back around again due to the low pressure zone it created as it moved forward creating a self sustaining vortex.These are most commonly visualized as either bubbles in water (a play thing of dolphins) or as rings of smoke (a play thing of hipsters), but this phenomena is found else where. Firstly it’s what creates good old nuclear mushroom clouds by sucking air into the head of it along it’s also responsible for the terrifying meteorological event known as a microburst where air descends rapidly and pushes everything below it aside. Awesomely vortex rings are also found in your heart, as blood is pulled into your left ventricle it forms one of these vortices. Neat huh?
Things
There are
Tales to be told
Songs to be sung
Music for the ears who lust for passion
There are
Blue skies
and vibrant lights
Sights to be seen with an appreciation simply for being
There are
Feelings of joy
feelings of love
Emotions to bring rainbow tears to the pits of your eyes
There are
Sights to be seen
Sounds to be heard
Passion pouring through the cracks like mist or smoke through the bricks,
colored in what can only be described as beauty itself.
There are
Eyes out there
Soft and warm
There are
Smiles
Infectious creases
Pitted across the most joyous of faces, radiating the very souls of both the
owner and imbiber.
There are
Things.
Things that words, nor sights, nor sounds can invoke.
Things that swell from the cores of those who truly feel.
Amplified and luminous like a soft sun,
like gentile passion vibrating on a string.
Things that are great.
I can feel these things, like shadows feel buildings.
I know they are there.
I know they are just out of reach of my imagination, but ever present.
There are
Things that everyone can see,
but not me.
This right here is next level, top shelf, double-cask kind of humor.
