This math equation-looking thing actually has a few things going with it:

1. If you look at it like “apostle free” perfect in being imperfect, then I’m making a Jesus comparison while being fully aware of my human side.

2. If you look at it the way it’s written, then you’ll see the invisible apostrophe (I did a VERY BAD attempt at phonetics) that’s proving my point ;-)

Basically me just playing around with common terms of endearment for friends. The following line, though…

Just a lil' cards wordplay at work here. Moreover, this whole passage is a re-wording of a status I had on Facebook in regards to relationships and being similar to a deck of cards.

Some GPS wordplay here.
Directors normally give actor’s direction, but even in my pursuit I’m choosing to go away from the script.

My bean, that is.

And, for the record, “fie” & “fum” are actual words in the dictionary. Look ‘em up.

Probably my favorite lyric of this write.
When I was composing this line, I had to consult Google for some help.

…but for those of y'all who don’t get it, “Deep calleth unto deep” refers to Psalms 42:7. And when I spit these psalms, it’s like getting slapped ridiculous during a scrimmage.

But I digress.

What’s a

To a

Of course it ain’t even

Or…taking a trip to your local eyeglass store.