The hadron's song

(Verse 1) In the dawn of time, when the void was spun, Al'un devint deux—now the dance had begun. A flash, a spark, from the quantum sea, Hadrons took form in symmetry. (Chorus) Oh, collide now, neutron and positon bright, Tangled in forces, splitting the light. Algebra sings where the particles play, One became two, and two slipped away... (Verse 2) The proton laughed with its quark-tied grace, While mesons twirled through spacetime’s embrace. Feynman’s diagrams, bold and precise, Drew love in the margins of infinite dice. (Chorus) Oh, collide now, neutron and positon bright, Tangled in forces, splitting the light. Algebra sings where the particles play, One became two, and two slipped away... (Bridge – Whispered, like a theorem’s ghost) "Group theory hums in the deep, dark core, A Lie algebra knocks at the door... The universe writes in a cryptic hand, But Roland once swore— it all came from sand.**" (Outro – Slow, fading) So I’ll sing this tune to the void’s reply, Of hadrons that live and particles that die. If Al'un was One, then Two is the key... But the math leaves a shadow— and the shadow is me.