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How mathematicians express their feeling


You are truly a product of love, Divided by the sum of your ego, Subtracted by the quotient of your imperfection,  Multiply by the difference of your commitment. You are a prime number unique in your oneness, Differently made to fit in the equation, Quadratically created to love, An independent variable that always remained constant. You are a product of an unknown calculus,  An addition of You plus I equal to Love An X in my equation, that is to be simplified into the lowest solution In a world of so many Negative factors, You remain my positive integer, And when I feel unsolve, you grab me by my hands kiss me on my cheek, And make me feel greater than 0
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ISIAKA A.KROMAH

Isiaka A. Kromah is a young Liberian, A poet, Spoken words artist and a creative writer.

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