Diversity Does Not Equal Ontological Division
Since all are different, they are all the same.
If there were some exceptions to this rule,
Just two would do, then these two sames would shame
The thoughts of Monism. This ridicule
By sameness would destroy the doctrine, this
Singularity of one-ness made of
Two. Unity of all is shown in this:
Because each thing is different, then above
All else their differences define them all
As being unified with precision.
This absolute across the cosmos’ sprawl
Proves wholly that there is no division.
Both parallels and harmonies exist,
Yet differences prove unities persist.
See also: “The Creed of Unitarian Roses and Unitarian Wind”