»SCHOOLCONE«

At the age of six · a boy thought about the geometry 

of his expected school cone.

It could be that the tip of the cone would be empty, 

maybe blocked by an apple or something.

So he asked his parents to place a candy cone 

in the tip of the school cone, 

with the same geometry as the whole school cone.

Had he been a little Genius,

he would have thought onwards. 

In further steps one would even have 

to transform the atoms into smaller particles, 

but the result would not be a tasty food 

like chocolate or ice cream, 

but something completely unknown,  

like the contents of a black hole, 

which, however, only arises as a result 

of the compression of matter on a cosmic scale can.

Even if a small black hole could be created 

in the tip of a school cone, 

nothing edible would be created, 

but a structure that would absorb everything in the area, 

not only a manageable scale, 

but terribly far-reaching, maybe even the whole earth, 

including the moon devour