life, love, and the oxford comma

in its simplest form

lays one's self,

set and true,

unwavering from beginning to end.

each thought defined by the other

and all by their own,

they intertwine,

building and growing

until at last they come together.

but as they know,

simplicity breeds

inescapable complexity,

whether it be warranted

or not.

though it brings with it fear,

it should be welcomed,

for without a collection

of different hearts,

they could never become

what they have become.