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One Becomes Two Becomes One


Began as one, but then became two

So alike, we are the same, in our looks and DNA

So divergent, we are different, in our fingerprints and souls

A language of our own to share

A life without her, I could not bear

A spontaneous division creating an unbreakable bond

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