I "One" plus You "One"
Equals "One" plus "One"
Equals only "One" one two three four...
IT'S TRUE
TWO SUM TWO is a TWO sum
Equals "One"
Sum
One plus Two is a One Plus Two sum
Not three sum
Of the time When We Two were Through
Some of the time
When I came up with figures
At the times
you were reading rhymes
And had add a third lover to
your lines
I had counted
And used to number the
Hands on the dial
On the clock where I gauged the
Time one spent away
Some of the time
And you left
And "One" sum
Once "One" plus "One"
Still sum "One"
'til I re-sum, "One",
plus "One",
Still equals "One"
plus,
"One" teach "One"
Only count as "One"
Whatever sums to two.
Each person is but a grain of sand resting beside the sea. This thought sets the tone for Jill Eisnaugle’s latest poetry collection, Beside Still Waters.
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Elizabeth
I always like to read and digest your poem. They are very interesting in require much thinking and analysis.
One plus one equals
the sum of one;
the sum of two equals
the number of "one".
Then "one" is left,
so two is now "one"
who was "one" once,
and now becomes
once again "one".
Have I got that right? That's what I have analyzed this. Hope I was right. I love reading your cryptic poems!
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)