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Simple Mathematics

by Amy-Grindhouse

Is there an order? In there an approximation of pi circling our first awkward flirtations? Does a dragon curve lurk hidden as I caress the curvature of your spine? Where does Euclidean geometry fit in to the first time our lips met? Does the Pythagorean theorem detail our most intimate love making? A quadratic formula for the shameful discarding of punched in picture frames? Is there a golden ratio that best expresses hurried apologies and frantic entanglements between our sheets? I know for certain there was a simple subtraction on the day your tears added up everything and finally said goodbye. Some would say there is order in this chaos disguised as order disguised as chaos Continually debating pattern recognition or butterfly effects But I’d like to think We were more subtle than that
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