We Two Are One (2006)

We two are one, yet being one are two,
Such is the nature of our unity:
As one is to itself am I to you,
And so, as one, imply equality.
Though we in different bodies have been caught
(And what seems two but inequality?),
Is two not prime?  Divisible by naught
But one or two - it's double unity.
This being so then makes one ponder three,
And how from two distinct arises one,
When connection forms with two one trinity;
This third, some say, permits their unison.
What the wise call Union when they speak hereof,
The wiser know by its proper title: Love.