Place a +
in there, all devil
-may-care, and you’ll add
a little sumthin’.
How many x
does it take to multiply
the love we break
to nothin’?
Give a –
some room, and
boom!you’ll subtract
the things we need
to minus.
All things being =,
it’s really our words
that constantly
¸ us.
..
Equationed for Poetic Asides.
I like the creativity of this.
LoveLoveLoveLoveLove! I’m wondering if there’s a magazine or site for maths inspired poetry. If not, we should start one!
I found an article, to start with: https://www2.math.uconn.edu/~glaz/My_Articles/PoetryInspiredByMathematics.Bridges10.pdf
Awww. Thanks so much, Angela. I loathe math, but I love math inspired poetry! 😉
The blog I shared contains links to even MORE math poetry than it already has.
And a blog: https://poetrywithmathematics.blogspot.com/
If you’re interested and not yet familiar, be sure to check out a form called the Fibonacci!
LOVE this poem!
wonderful – clever.
Thank you, all. This one was fun to pen.
Such a fun poem. I’m challenged at math, to say the “least, ” so perhaps I appreciate this one the most.