Carbyne is the strongest substance in the world.

Graphene could not break it, and a diamond could not touch it.

Yet it grows in fear of matter. Will it melt, boil, or freeze?

Voltaire was wrong, because two certain amusements could ruin the world.

These amusements strengthen the Carbyne, makes it powerful.

Only its reactivity is a cause for its destruction.

Matter is never created or destroyed, only transformed, manipulated.

Carbyne is created but not destroyed, only manipulated, transformed.

Would that mean Carbyne is matter, or did it miss the cut?

Is it greater than matter for the ability to be created?

For it can be duplicate again and again, yet the same amount of matter remains.

Carbyne never ends.

Yet, if matter is everything, then is Carbyne not matter?

Of course, it matters, all matter matters if all is matter.

Humans are solids, they boil in the sun and freeze in the winter.

Never liquid, never gas.

Even so, they worry about matter.

The most resilient form of matter, only reactivity is their destruction.

Humans are the universe,

A searching spirit.

Einstein had it wrong, for one thing is true,

The universe is infinite,

which means so are you.

Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.