Oh, imagine Ant-Man, so small and grand,
Venturing forth to an enigmatic land.
Through a black and white hole's mysterious call,
Into realms where perception would enthrall.
In the depths of spacetime, a journey unique,
Where colors fade and dimensions tweak.
A blend of contrasts, a monochrome space,
Ant-Man's adventure in this distant place.
Would he emerge untouched, his size aglow?
Or transform, in ways only cosmos know?
Perhaps he'd dance with photons and waves,
In a realm where reality behaves.
So let us ponder this curious quest,
Of Ant-Man's voyage, put to the test.
Through black and white holes, the mysteries unfold,
A tale of wonder that the cosmos hold.
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