5,000-year-old wine for Egyptian queen

My open mic was cancelled so I'll leave this here, it's apparently a previously unpublished poem from the Caltech archives by Feynman on wine.

(Which seemed weird since all the people I know who did "nuclear stuff" stuck to beer or hard liquor when getting drunk enough to attempt poetry -- you can't do it all, pick a lane.)

I will go back and edit if the formatting is messed up, and if anyone wants the .ODT I made reproducing his strikethroughs, capitalizations, and underlines, email DJBRUTAL@PROTON.ME

(You can have the original PDF scan too, if you desire.)

Feynam’s Wine Poem

Box 39, Folder 9

[page 1]

  A poet once said, 
  “The whole universe
  is in a glass of wine.”
  We shall never know
  in what sense *he* meant it
  for poets do not write to be understood,  
  but it *is* true that if you look at a glass of wine closely enough 
  you will see the entire universe.
  There, are the things of physics 
  the twisting liquid, the reflection in the glass
  and our imagination adds the atoms.
  It evaporates depending on the wind and weather.
  The glass is a distillation of the earth’s rocks.
  And in its composition, is
  as we has seen,
  the secret of the universe’s age -
  and a story of the evolution of the star.
  What strange array of chemicals
  *are* in the wine. How did *they* come to be?
  There are the ferments, enzymes, the substantial and the products
  and there in the wine was found

[page 2]

  the great question: 
  “all life is fermentation”
  Now you can discover the chemistry of wine
  without discovering, as did Pasteur
  the cause of much disease.
  How vivid is the claret, 
  pressing its existence into the consciousness that watches it.
  And if our small minds, for some convenience
  divides this glass of wine, this universe
  into parts – to purpose, biology, geology, astronomy psychology and all
  Remember nature doesn’t know it
  so we should put it back together
  and not forget, at last, what it is in for.
  let it give one final pleasure more
  drink it up and  forget about it all.

Edit 1: Ok no bold, underline, or strikethrough? Womp womp

Edit 2: Ok... removed soon forget it prior to "put it back together" and "go to sleep" prior to "forget about it all" -- both were struck out in the original.