Upon The See-Saw That Is Life

Two, masculine and feminine

Are separate and poles away,

(If it weren’t apart they’d been

There’d not be any interplay)

Of back and forth and to and fro

Between a husband & a wife,

Where up and down together go

Upon the see-saw that is life;

Of him and her, and he and she

That’s positive and negative,

Whence there’s that electricity

Of give’n take & take’n give;

Without two vital complements,

It wouldn’t be but for the fact

Which life—(by no coincidence)

Wants opposites so to attract.