An Isomorphism is a Reactivity

An isomorphism is a reactivity: book-learned, lagan
or a picture forming after only one beer—

a great red “W” waning on nethershores
of plastered mac-n-cheese
and other luminaries
of the lost lunches
of trundled barstool menstruation.

Do you understand that television wafers
capitalize everything on purpose?
I know, the story is turning about itself
in a fatherly proportionality

and ruptures insinuate that only grandfather nuclei
would extricate the rustle
without diagrams of infinity
taking their challengers on
with epic cattle-prods.