TARDIS shaped poetry

This idea just came to me one day. All the words used have to do with the show. Obviously the outside of the shape is made up of the words "Time and relative dimension in space." The poem descends in time. The numbers refer to the beginning of Doctor who to the end of David Tennant's tenure as the Doctor (Not that I think it's going to end, but this poem is kind of dedicated to David Tennant as the Doctor). The words under that refers to The Doctor's birth or beginning, his life on Gallifrey, and his earlier years. Then we hit the Time War, and I imagine the Doctor's signature phrase "I'm so sorry" beginning around then. The middle words "Time Lord" refer to the Doctor as the last of them. The middle words in the middle kind of come from a quote from The Master in the Utopia/Last of the Time Lords trilogy where he refers to "A Time Lord and his human companion." The last words are a reference to "The Family of Blood" when Tim says his quote about the Doctor, "He's like fire and ice and rage. He's like the night and the storm in the heart of the sun. He's ancient and forever. He burns at the centre of time and can see the turn of the universe. and... he's wonderful." I hope you enjoy the poem, and if you have any more questions, just ask!



NOTE: Please don't use this without permission from me, or at least saying that I wrote it. If you copy it and use it without asking the Master will shrink the TARDIS till it is tiny enough to infiltrate your computer and sonic screwdriver my poem back where it belongs.