This poem explores the thin lines that divide different aspects of life and existence such as dawn and day, twilight and dark, sea and shore, shadow and light, air and breath. It compares these subtle divisions to the line between two people in a relationship, suggesting that just as nature's divisions cannot truly separate these things, differences between people in a relationship do not have to divide them either. The poem advocates embracing and celebrating differences as what brings people together and holds their relationship. It hopes that the relationship will continue learning to love without limitations.

1. Like the line
between the dawn
and the day,

2. twilight and dark,

3. sea
and
the
shore,

4. shadow
and light,

5. the air and my breath—

6. too thin to see,

7. too fragile to hold,

8. too fine
to walk,

9. too fluid to divide—

10. so,
too,
the line
between
you and me.

11. May we love the differences between us

12. and
celebrate
the
intricate
beauty

13. that
transforms
them
into
the space
that holds us together.

14. As those still learning
to love without limitation,

15. So may it be.