Random Image With Random Music Part 9
Created on: November 12th, 2006
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THEPLANET WAS ABSOLUTELY FLAT. ITS ENOURMUS GRAVITY HAD LONG AGO
CRUSHED INTO ONE UNIFORM LEVEL THE MOUNTAINS OF ITS FIERY YOUTH--MOUNTAINS
WHOSE MIGHTIEST PEAKS HAD NEVER EXCEEDED A FEW METERS IN HEIGHT. YET THERE
WAS LIFE HERE, FOR THE SURFACE WAS COVERED WITH A MYRIAD GEOMETRICAL
PATTERNS THAT CRAWLED AND MOVED AND CHANGED THEIR COLOR. IT WAS A WORLD OF
TWO DEMENSIONS, INHABITED BY BEINGS WHO COULD BE NO MORE THAN A FRACTION
OF A CENTIMETER IN THICKNESS. AND IN THE SKY WAS A SUN THAT NO OPIUM
EATER COULD HAVE IMAGINED IN HIS WILDEST DREAMS. TOO HOT TO BE WHITE, IT
WAS A SEARING GHOST AT THE FRONTIERS OF THE ULTRAVIOLET, BURNING ITS
PLANETS WITH RADIATIONS WICH WOULD BE INSTANTLY LETHAL TO ALL EARTHLY
FORMS OF LIFE. OFR MILLIONS OD KILOMETERS AROUND EXTENDED GREAT VEILS OF
GAS AND DUST, FLOURESCING IN COUNTLESS COLORS AS THE BLAST OF OF
ULTRAVIOLET TORE THROUGH THEM. IT WAS A STAR AGAINST WICH EARTH'S PALE SUN
WOULD HAVE BEEN A FEEBLE GLOWWORM AT NOON.
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