Lifeverse
"If life were but a poem, what would my verse be?
A bridge of structured steel toward a cosmic mystery.
I began with turning wheels and the strength of a machine,
Designing suspension systems for the paths yet to be seen.
From CAD and CFD to the aerospike's bright light,
In mechanical engineering, I found my first flight.
But the gears of earth gave way to the mechanics of the sky,
Where neutron stars and black holes make the heavy elements fly.
With Bayesian formalism, I thinned the signal's noise,
Finding truth in kilonovae with a researcher's poise.
From the mass gap to the chirp, I map the merger's light,
Guiding multimessenger dreams through the silence of the night.
When the Spacetime cluster rests and the code is finally run,
I trade the screen for mountain air and the rising of the sun.
With hiking boots and a camera lens, I travel far and wide,
From trekking peaks to valleys deep, with nature as my guide.
I capture every shadow, every trail that I have trod,
Finding math within the stars and the beauty of the sod."
