Something from nothing and kicks for free.  Nod to Dire Straits.

Space doesn't expand at a speed. It expands at a speed-per-unit-distance, a very different kind of rate. Light's 186,282 miles-per-second limit only applies to mass moving through space. The rate at which space itself expands, again speed-per-unit-distance, has no physical bounds on its upper limit.

far far away

beyond beyond

along the raging rim

of it all

creation's engines

flat out inflate

slinging something

from nothing

at a rate

meaningless

to any earthly

understanding

a hemorrhagic

cornucopia

of Higgs laced

ink

oodled with jitters

strings

and other

silly

braned things

just barely

there

itsy bitsy

dodgy dots

never

to be

fully found

somersaulting

up and down

top to bottom

both charming

and strange

sometimes material

others ethereal

but a few

of the grounds

sloshing around

our cagey eight ball's

murky mix

no matter though

the myriad marvels

their majesty or magnitude

for the primal pitch persists

indifferent

that bleak tsunami

ever bloating

bearing

the inscrutable heat

of invisible shadows

and shapeless silhouettes

like vague titanic lovers

thrashing

in their sleep

more

and more

and more

and more

it comes

spreading between

the ancient

calico swarms

of firefly furies

strewn

by the billions

upon trillions

from the blistering

plasma

which bound them

to ignite

once

the dazzling

jewels

of the heavens

the sheer 

architects

of light

now

mere zirconium

litter

antiquated afterthoughts

to be bullied

inexorably apart

to places

so laughably remote

not even photons

might hold

a hope

of reaching

each stranded

as isolated islands

forsaken

in a vast

black ocean

of unfathomable depth

then

one after another

the dusky clouds

of candles lit

shall lose

their flames

vanishing

as wicks burnt

scattered in

an everlasting

night

dead drift

destined

for consumption

like chum

devoured

by lurking monsters

who

at long last

the good

Professor Hawking

has predicted

will

in turn

whittle themselves

away

Higgs field - Named in honor of physicist Peter Higgs, is the field in particle physics theory that causes otherwize massless particles to acquire mass. A way to envision it would be as an aetherlike molasses permeating the universe which allows ethereal fragments of energy to manifest mass as they move through it. The drag of the molasses, so to speak, bestows mass.

brane - In string theory and related theories such as M-theory and supergravity, a brane is a hypothetical object with as many as eleven spatial dimensions to which string theory strings might adhere or occupy.

up, down, charm, strange, top, and bottom are designations of quarks, i.e. nuclear building blocks which come in these six types also sometimes referred to as flavors.

Anyone who may wish to learn about cosmology will do well to read the following books by Brian Greene listed earliest to latest. He is an excellent writer and interpreter who can convey wild physics to mere mortals:

The Elegant Universe

The Fabric of the Cosmos

The Hidden Reality

Until the End of Time

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