Infinity has no hold on me, or does it?

Hello fellow thinkers,

Infinity is neither measurable or mathematically calculable. It does, though, follow rules.
1) It works both ways - therefore, there was never a point in the past when there was "Nothing", and there never will be "Nothing.
I will explain this if asked to...
2) This universe ours is not a singularity, but only one in an uncalculable amount of realms.
3) Each realm can only, by its own relativity, progress upon the criteria therein.
4) All variable patterns of criteria must form and reform infinitely.
5) Everthing, every event and every occurence must recur.
These are the basic principles
The factors involved lead to the following poem.

When I'm You, I'll read this
For, through your eyes, will I see
Through your mind, I'll interpret it
And, somewhat, set it free
I'll likely understand it not
Though, what will be... Will be
So, just in case I'm out of place
I'll write it whilst... I'm me.

Try not to take life to seriously. If you do - You ALWAYS will - But only when you're you...
Thank you and goodnight.