I think, therefore, I am.

No beginning, no end.
No start, no finish.
Just the point of nought,
The grand Zero of infinity.

Lonely it was all one alone,
with not a friend to play,
The bored child needed a playmate,
to join him in the spiral dance.

So he thought to himself,
"I think therefore I am."
"Prove it...." he said.
So he thunked & he thunked & he thunked.

and his thunking was so powerful that
he created his polarity twin.
And they played and had fun and he loved her,
she loved him back and they spun a web of gaming.

But he wanted more, he wanted to see more,
feel more and experience all and everything.
"I think therefore I am?"
"Prove it," he said.

They thunked & split and thunked and split
more and more they split and thunked.
Til Platonic solids were formed from thunk,
and now they could build anything.

For six blinks of an eye they worked so hard,
with the solids, working this way and that,
with the golden mean, til they split and thunked
and made themselves in an Eden garden of beauty.

They had arms and legs and bodies and eyes,
and hair and teeth and noses and roses and
hid the pine cone right in the middle and they said,
"I think, therefore I am."

"Prove it."