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.
From First Love to its destructive end and on to new beginnings, Mary Angela Nangini's poems explore the birth and death of a relationship. The powerful poems are presented in two parts with an introduction to her next book My Ontario Beautiful. (Th
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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)