Simultaneous Time
By Jean-Paul L. Garnier
Closing my eyes on a bed
I follow a thought. A simple thought of how nice it would be to picnic
in France. Time splits into a picnic in France, more than twenty years
earlier. Nothing is changed, my consciousness is just split. Now and
then occur simultaneously. Too much for one mind to take in. The
present is enough as it is. Seeing this, time collapses into one
framework. Unlimited access to any moment has no other outcome than to
utterly destroy that which can occur in the present moment. Probability
is no place for a man to dwell.
THE END
© 2015 Jean-Paul Garnier
Bio: Jean-Paul L. Garnier lives in Los Angeles, CA, where he is an
audio technician. He has no professional publications to date but
has a story recently published in the UK's Schlock! Webzine.
E-mail: Jean-Paul L. Garnier
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