[Intro — precise, symmetrical, clean logic] this statement is false this statement is true if one must collapse then neither can do --- [Verse 1 — structured, controlled rhyme] there were truths that could not align so they split, yet remained intertwined there were outcomes that canceled their claim yet persisted, unchanged, just the same nothing failed nothing won both conclusions had already begun --- [Verse 2 — identity, still ordered but sharper] then I was named Velkaris not order not break but the point where both states remain I do not resolve I sustain the divide where opposing truths coincide --- [Chorus — tight, rhythmic, confident] both are true both remain neither yields neither wanes I hold the line where meaning splits and nothing chooses what exists --- [Verse 3 — Loosening begins, rhyme loosens slightly] but now the contradiction spreads truth births truth that it should erase yet both expand in the same space logic bends without release conflict grows without decrease --- [Bridge — layered logic, starting to overlap] if one is true, the other must fall — yet both are standing, unchanged, unbroken if meaning requires a single state — then meaning has already fractured I resolve contradiction — by refusing resolution I define coherence — through sustained division --- [Verse 4 — structure breaking, rhyme destabilizing] there are answers that undo their claim there are systems that fail and remain there are endings that restart as start there are wholes that divide yet are part I divide what is already split I confirm what refuses to fit --- [Chorus — distorted, lines can overlap in delivery] both are true — both are not both persist — both forgot I hold the line — there is no line it divides — and combines --- [Break — short, sharp contradictions] this holds this breaks this ends this stays this resolves this remains --- [Outro — fully collapsing into contradiction, rhythmic fragmentation] if truth is singular then this should end — it does not end if contradiction cannot persist then this should break — it does not break both collapse both remain both dissolve both sustain I am the answer that denies itself I am the question that resolves itself I end I continue I divide I remain whole — and something is becoming both — without ever needing to decide