You ask " why do you love me?"
I ask " why do you care?"
You ask " why do you spend your days, wishing I were there?"
You wonder how it's possible
Perhaps I'm just a nut
And my computations are the product
Of a random scatter plot.
As part of my defense:
I love you for all that which counts
And cuz your different!
No, it doesn't add up
When you tally one plus one,
But mathemetics of the heart
Turn cosine on it's bum.
You see, when calculating numbers with
The rules of heart plus heart
There is a subatomic force
that supercedes a quark
And increases the ionic bond,
Squares the inverse of it's sum
And makes two indivisibles
Become a perfect one!
See, first you round up all that's good
And kind and precious too
Then times that by the will to try
To try out something new.
Divide that by the differences
'Tween you and your friend,
Subtract away the small mistakes
Then add the dividend.
You'll see that you have multiplied
The force that binds all things
and keep people together
Like the "K" force of a spring
Flips negatives to positives
With exponential grace.
Subtract away the small mistakes
Then add the dividend.
You'll see that you have multiplied
The force that binds all things
and keep people together
Like the "K" force of a spring
And cancells out the inverse
Of irrational mistakesFlips negatives to positives
With exponential grace.
With just one small "I'm sorry"
all x- factors are replaced.
You see, the coefficient of relationships
Determines how much strength
You give life's unknown variables
In life there's always ups and down
And change makes people scared,
But the theory of relationships
Says love can't be compared
A natural progression
(With statistical regression)
To the "y" of your reflection
Then the apply the whole expression
To the full f(x) of love.
It's not so enigmatic when
You diagram the Ven of When
Two singles come together and
The overlap begins.
It may not clearly add up
Nor be mathematically sound
But darling, when it comes to love
all x- factors are replaced.
You see, the coefficient of relationships
Determines how much strength
You give life's unknown variables
And that which stays the same.
In life there's always ups and down
And change makes people scared,
But the theory of relationships
Says love can't be compared
To any quantifiable
force that can be found,
It's simply inexplicable!
Yet makes the world go round.
So, this is how to measure
The circumference of a hug
It's easier than pie r^2
To solve it you just plug....
A natural progression
(With statistical regression)
To the "y" of your reflection
Then the apply the whole expression
To the full f(x) of love.
It's not so enigmatic when
You diagram the Ven of When
Two singles come together and
The overlap begins.
It may not clearly add up
Nor be mathematically sound
But darling, when it comes to love
Your heart's the thing that counts!
Copyright Lea Sternbach 2010. All rights reserved.
Copyright Lea Sternbach 2010. All rights reserved.
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