God and I got into a bomb.
It was amazing. There was a maze inside it.
I turned to god, offering my hand.
He put several thousand animals in it and smiled.
Some angels farted musics too profound to reproduce.
And there was a map made of lives on the roof.

“Are we going to set this thing off?,” I asked.
“The holy ones move stars with their fervor.” God replied.
Suddenly, there was a resounding flash.
The impact was eternal.
And all those animals in my hand became worlds.
God was grinning.
I couldn’t help it. I peed.

We both started laughing.
Angels were slinging baby galaxies at hoops in hell.
In a reverie I saw some children talking to a flower.
Then we all fell through the vertex.
These words spilled out of me like hairs on fire.
God held up a single world made of eyes.

And I fell in love, forever.