Bonded together, two brains meet and touch.
Love is like a bee’s dance on a flower.
It takes very little, never too much.
The finding of a mind mate is power.
The blooming violets and roses boast
In the minds of a couple who knows that
Thoughts precede emotions. But what is most
True is that feelings let the brains just chat.
The recognition of a lovely brain
Shows that it is only but the mind’s quiz.
Two lovers entwined make mania sane.
The head of the body says what love is.
There’s definitely hope for thoughtful ones
Who seek and search for love under the sun.
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