Proton and Neutron (1)

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Proton and Neutron:

"I will give another example

Of always and only co-occurring phenomena.

Physicists today observe

That the proton and neutron

Always and only co-occur.

While they are not 'mirror' images of one another

And have different weights,

They are transformable

One into the other,

And are thus complexedly complementary,

As are isosceles and scalene triangles.

None of the angles and edges of either need be the same

To produce triangles of equal area.

And the sums of the three angles of each

Will always be one hundred and eighty degrees.

"The mathematical balancing or complementation

Of the proton and neutron are analogously balanced,

Each one having two small energy teammates.

The proton has its electron and its antineutrino,

And the neutron has its positron and its neutrino.

And each of these little three-member teams"