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convergence


Have you ever been held so closely You thought you had merged into one The light from another uniting with yours a feeling of uniformity that baffles the soul Did the soul ever know that it would find a mate One so compatible that imperfections shrank Differences were a way to compliment Not a basis for division Souls in perfect harmony the tranquility of form the dissolution of separatist entities leaving only the agreement to become one, to remain
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