Saturday, January 31, 2026

Programmable Worlds

🎶 Programmable Worlds ~
Album: HORIZON
Artist: Tapaw

Blog: https://tambaykirino.blogspot.com/2026/01/the-shape-of-things-to-come-when-matter.html

Video: https://youtu.be/NWM7Dx5Nbmg?si=pH2vtS0JyQm6ZDw_

Lyrics:
Distant
Matter
Used to be a verdict
A final shape
A finished form

Now it listens
It learns
It waits for a whisper
To become something new

On a quiet table
Little blocks align
Clicking in a circle
Simple
Careful spine
Tiny lights flicker
Like thoughtful eyes
Each one a question:
“Who should I be this time?”

Instructions in a whisper
Patterns in a code
Magnetic hands reaching
Joining
Letting go
From scattered dust of detail
To flowing
Living mesh
Modular and mindful
Geometry in flesh

Shape the world
By changing how it changes
Programmable worlds
Awake in every grain
From demo sparks
To cities on the scaffold
Matter that remembers
How to live again

Shape the world
By shifting all its choices
Rewriting the rules
Inside the smallest frame
From moving parts
To moving possibilities
Programmable worlds
Learning their own names

Smart skins on a shelter
Fold from flat to home
Walls that breathe and thicken
When tired winds have grown
A suitcase lattice opens
Arches
Doors
And shade
Packing up protection
When the storm has passed away

In silent operating rooms
A gentle coil unfurls
Threaded through an artery
To cradle fragile worlds
Soft
Compliant fibers
Harden when they hold
Then soften
Slip
And vanish
Like a carefully told hope

Shape the world
By changing how it changes
Programmable worlds
Awake in every grain
From demo sparks
To cities on the scaffold
Matter that remembers
How to live again

Shape the world
Through reconfiguring answers
Rapid
Quiet shifts
At every hidden scale
From healing hands
To self-adapting engines
Programmable worlds
Bending what can fail

But even living lattices
Can tire
Joints can crack
Under patient fire
Surfaces can falter
When seasons do their worst
Promise has a price
Paid in stress and work

How many times
Can a hinge be reborn?
How many shapes
Can a surface perform?
Can builders afford
What builders could dream?
Durability and value
Pull on the same seam

Still
We measure every fracture
We tune each tiny bond
We chase a cheaper pathway
For a structure to respond
Between the lab’s first marvel
And the world’s worn floor
New matter walks a tightrope
From concept into chore

Shape the world
By changing how it changes
Programmable worlds
Awake in every grain
From patient tests
To trusted
Daily fixtures
Matter that adapts
To pressure
Time
And strain

Shape the world
With shelters that awaken
Devices that reform
Around a single breath
Factories that rearrange
Their moving fingers
Programmable worlds
At work in every step

One signal spoken
And frameworks flow
From shards to shelter
From scaffold to glow

We taught our tools
To answer
To remember
A future in fragments
Assembling together

Shape the world
By how it chooses to unfold
Programmable worlds
Turning science
Into hold

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Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Superconducting Futures

[Intro]
In the lattice of the world
Hidden pathways
Hidden laws
Wait to be revealed

[Verse 1]
We once searched in the dark
Mixing powders
Guessing sparks
Years for a single clue
Chasing what matter might do

Now the math becomes a map
Equations sketch the unseen gaps
From the atom’s restless spin
We write the future of current within

[Pre-Chorus]
We teach the code
The rules of the quantum road
Let it roam through endless forms
Finding order inside the storm

[Chorus]
Superconducting futures
We can see them in the sums
Lossless lines across the planet
Where the power simply runs

From the zero of resistance
To a world that wastes far less
Guided by a deeper vision
Science speeding each success

[Verse 2]
On a crystal’s tiny stage
Electrons dance from page to page
Theory paints their silent trails
Predicts where friction fails

We test a million worlds per night
On quiet clusters
Out of sight
Screening storms of compounds through
To find the precious
Chosen few

[Pre-Chorus]
We shape the search
With every insight earned
From every failed attempt
To every pattern learned

[Chorus]
Superconducting futures
We can see them in the code
Lossless lines across the planet
Carrying every heavy load

From the zero of resistance
To a grid that hums in ease
Guided by a sharper question
Through a universe of keys

[Bridge]
Imagine rails that hardly warm
Cities bright on gentle storms
Tiny motors
Silent flight
Cables light as beams of night (oh)

Ambient air
And yet
Currents glide with no regret
What once required crushing cold
Flowing freely
Calm and bold

[Spoken Bridge]
From quantum rules
We build our tools
From patterns
We build predictions
From predictions
We build materials
And from materials
We build new worlds

[Chorus]
Superconducting futures
Where imagination leads
Theory tracing hidden highways
Planting unexpected seeds

From the zero of resistance
To the thresholds we extend
Computation
Guided insight
Bringing trial to a faster end

[Outro]
We write the laws
The models run
From thought to thread
From spark to sun

In the lattice of the world
New pathways come to light
Science
Accelerating wonder
Turning darkness into sight


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Monday, August 12, 2019

The Cost Of Anger

When anger grips my heart and mind, 
Clear thought begins to stray, 
My cheeks flush hot, my voice runs wild— 
With words I can't unsay.

No goodness flows from burning rage, 
No wisdom, grace, or light, 
Just choices I would take back now, 
And guilt that haunts the night.

I look upon the paths I've walked, 
Where fury led the way, 
No joy was found, no peace was gained— 
Just sorrow left to stay.






A Quiet Place for Dreams

Deep within your heart,
Hold a quiet, hidden space 
Where dreams can softly wander, 
Protected by gentle grace— 
A haven free from fear and doubt, 
Where hope can find its pace.

Oh, guard that sacred part, 
A tender, secret glow, 
Where even the smallest dreams 
Have room to bloom and grow.





He Knows You by Starlight


Have you ever gazed above
To watch the stars ignite the night? 
Have you tried to count their shimmer, 
Or imagine their endless flight? 
And in that quiet moment, 
Felt small beneath their light?

Through wonder...

Have you ever pictured the hand 
That placed each star with care, 
That knows their names and numbers— 
And knows you're standing there? 
Looking up in awe and silence 
At the vastness He designed, 
While He sees your face, 
Hears your thoughts, 
And knows your heart and mind.

God loves you more than galaxies, 
More than stars that fill the skies. 
His love flows without measure, 
A gift that never dies. 
It wraps around your every breath, 
Each joy, each tear, each strife— 
A boundless grace that covers 
Every moment of your life.




Unburied Grace

One day I dug a quiet hole
And tucked my pain away, 
Hoping time would help me forget— 
I hid it deep that day.

But sorrow doesn’t sleep for long, 
It grew beneath the ground, 
I tried to leave it far behind, 
But still it clung around.

My joy had vanished from my soul, 
My heart was bruised and torn, 
Love felt like a distant dream, 
And I was left forlorn.

Then standing by that buried grief, 
I cried to God above, 
“Are You there? They say You care— 
They say You are Love.”

And suddenly, He came to me, 
Wrapped me in His grace, 
He held me close, wiped every tear— 
No safer, kinder place.

I poured out all the pain I’d stored, 
Unveiled my aching heart, 
He listened to each broken word, 
To every shattered part.

I reached into that hidden place, 
Brushed off the dust and clay, 
Placed my hurt in His strong hands— 
And healing came that day.

He took the darkness from my soul, 
And set my spirit free, 
New life began to bloom and rise 
Where pain had used to be.

Now when I see what love has grown 
From sorrow’s heavy rain, 
I give my hurts to Him each day— 
And never hide them again.