She and He

arobot

He and she

You see, he belongs to she

And in she there is a he.

She is xy

He is only y

If his y mates with her x out of her xy

Then the outcome is xy, namely a she

If his y goes with y of her xy

Then they get a y, a boy

 

But When she marries he

There must be a fission of their chromosome 

Her  xy must disentangle

Into singles of x and y

In order for one to match the single of his y

How the Interface will go

Is much by an accident

So what their offspring is like

Is chance or destiny

 

  • Author: arobot (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 16th, 2020 01:54
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments1

  • DianeKey6

    it took me two reads but yes you write so well and made me stop for a minute to get all the x's and y's in the right sequence. maybe they will have twins? Diane

    • arobot

      Thank you for reminding me. I just missed that point. well, twins, takes a even bigger accident!

      • DianeKey6

        cant wait for your next piece of She and She. - Diane



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