Summary
Lucy Dan reflects on the concept of infinity through a brief poem inspired by the vastness of an infinity pool and the current global situation.
Abstract
The website content presents a short, contemplative poem titled "Infinity" by Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她). The poem evokes the limitless nature of infinity, drawing a parallel between the reach of water in an infinity pool to the untouched and paused state of the world during the pandemic. The accompanying image by Andrew Liu visually captures the essence of the poem. Lucy Dan admits to never having experienced an infinity pool but ponders the idea with a sense of longing and hope for a future when people can freely engage with the world again. This wistful reflection is underscored by the current reality of waiting indefinitely, hinted at by the title and the closing line of the poem. Additionally, the content includes a link to another poem by the author, titled "Fiery Red Hot Valentine."
Opinions
to infinity and beyond, the water reached out to a world untouched, unlived, paused by the power of a tiny crown.
Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她) has never been n an infinity pool, but thinks it could be cool, some day, one day, when we can be out there, in the world, again. Though, it certainly seems like a wait into infinity.
Filza ChaudhryForever seek knowledge and wisdom in your daily path
Theodore McDowellBeachcombing for unshattered shells
✨ Bridget WebberBut they could be if we discuss them more often
