When I first was assigned my partner,
I was given too much control,
now I squeeze his heart, guard his perimeter,
with regular steps, I patrol.
In marriage we misfired our neurons,
we disputed all that we saw,
paralysation wracked us for aeons,
left static for choices, in awe,
a sated mind fed more and more.
Symbiotes woven a mutual knot,
seem to us in luxury blessed,
for tolerance fails us where boundaries cannot,
a robot and virus bemeshed,
you blossom all that I infest;
we're opposite in the crow's nest,
it's mutiny, and guess who's suppressed?
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