TWO AS ONE

The two became one

And that was not division

It was a multiplication of lives

From two journeys to one

So be careful

Not to divide (half) the one

For when two became one

It was not division

The two became one

And that was not subtraction

It was an addition of strength

From two different hearts to one

So be careful

Not to subtract the one

For when two became one

It was not subtraction

The two became one

Removing the brackets

To the change of position

From singularity to oneness

So be careful

Not to think its life as usual

For when two became one

It was a shift from within

The two became one

And that was not a mathematical error.

It is a mystery of God

How two become one

So be careful

Not to think it was a mistake

For when two became one

It was a mathematical (divine) mystery.

(This poem was inspired by BODMAS, a mathematical formula to sort algebra equations).