written by
Robert Lindley
Categories:
creation, earth, life, math, philosophy, poetry, tree,
Probabilities
Probabilities
fallen fruit exists
earthen harvest and ground meet
jars in the pantry
Robert J. Lindley ,07-24-2014
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written by
Mario De Paz
Categories:
math,
Mathematicians
Mathematicians
Use a complicate language
Hard to understand.
Things are quite simple
When are thought in simple words.
No mathematics?
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written by
Anthony Biaanco
Categories:
math,
Black Stilettos
last caw at the pub
black stilettos filling in
spaces between puffs
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written by
Ram R. V.
Categories:
funny,
On Math
Wouldn’t meddle in Math
For I fear and respect her.
But love her figure!
— Ram, R. V.
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written by
Ronaldo Vigo
Categories:
desire, happiness, math, memory, philosophy, poems, science, self,
Three Abstract Steps To Happiness
reset at zero
all things homogeneous
return and be one
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written by
Paul Geiger
Categories:
imagination, introspection, math, visionary,
Simplify
simplify, he said,
simplify, simplify all—
ah—thoraeu's lemma
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written by
Paul Geiger
Categories:
creation, feelings, math, poetry,
What's In a Name
Haiku equals Math
A Binomial title
Syllabically
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written by
Paul Geiger
Categories:
math, metaphor,
Arc
arc - parabola
life - our parabolic bow
ends that never meet
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written by
Paul Geiger
Categories:
math
Nau-Til-Us: An Approximate Creature
Nautilus, chambered.
Mathematics? Not really.
By nature only.
Smells more like…
Ah…normal distribution
(Of golden spirals).
You could look it up.
FIBONACCI? Not really.
Logarithmic coil?
Not exactly. Else
One or the other would fit.
Only nature fits.
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written by
Paul Callus
Categories:
fun, math, money,
What Does the Fox Say
wrong calculations
bought my love new coats to wear
found I broke the bank
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Wa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pow!
is my favourite sound.
Dedicated to my host Skat A.
Author: Paul Callus ~ Feb 2014
Contest: What Does The Fox Say?
Placed 2nd
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written by
Paul Geiger
Categories:
humor, math,
Diner
Little piggy eyes
Large man, self assured, loud voice
Breakfast comes and goes
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written by
Ronaldo Vigo
Categories:
math, memory, philosophy, poems, science,
Recursive Mind of Mine
recursive divine
echoing structures bygone
return to the mind
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written by
James Fraser
Categories:
math, science,
Vertical Challenge
Aha, plumb at last
Eventually reaching,
Perpendicular
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written by
Dr. Upma A. Sharma
Categories:
magic, math,
I Am a 3
I am a 3
Revealed from heaven,
My three dances atop ten,
Numerology!
Haiku- 5/7/5 on destiny no.
For Andrea's contest 'Tell me your number'
Path no- 6
Destiny no- 3
Dob- 3/3/1968
Awarded 4th place win
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written by
Ronaldo Vigo
Categories:
analogy, math, memory, philosophy, science,
Recursive Mind of Mine Ii
endless memory
direct links are not enough
when patterns subside
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written by
Tei Mickey
Categories:
confusion, education, funny, imagination, inspirational, life, on work and working, people, school, teen
More Randomness
Must finish homework
Bio, hard Math, and German
Ooh! Look! Butterfly...
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written by
Paul Geiger
Categories:
math
Geometry
Geometrical,
Math'matical poetry.
Hmm…Lobachevsky?
Geometrics &
Math'matics & Poetics
Think Lobachevsky.
Well. How 'bout Riemann?
Zeta function says it all.
How's that, professor?
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written by
Bennie6 Haiku Poems
Categories:
math,
120
uno por dos por
tres por cuatro por cinco
son ciento veinte
Traducción: [Translation:]
[one times two times three times four times five is (literally, "are") one hundred twenty]
Recuento sílaba española por: [Spanish syllable count by:]
http://marello.org/tools/syllabifier/
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written by
Laura Hay
Categories:
life, math,
Code Breakers
Possibilities
Searching for the equations
of how life began
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written by
Bridget Williams
Categories:
math,
Tested On Algebra
You give me questions.
Most of which I can answer.
Tested. Algebra...
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written by
Line Gauthier
Categories:
home, homework, math, music, night, school,
Fall Weeknight
fall weeknight
sister practicing flute
i struggle with math
posted on June 30, 2018
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written by
Robin Wrenn-Fiore
Categories:
poems,
Haiku
Haiku feels like math
How can I express my world
When I‘m down to five?
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written by
Bridget Williams
Categories:
math, school,
Tested On Algebra: Part Two
This is really bad.
“Algebra Two” doesn’t
Compare to last year.
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written by
Panagiota Romios
Categories:
humor, love,
Number Fun
Number Fun
One plus one is two
We two, created a three.
Magic math, great love.
December 21, 2019
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written by
Joseph May
Categories:
games, math,
Losing the Throne Hc
as two knights advance
three pawns make defensive moves
one queen is captured
Two advancing knights have made it known
Three pawns cannot keep one queen on the throne
2-28-19
Charliekucoup Contest
Sponsor: Charles Messina
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written by
Sand Blown
Categories:
allegory, analogy,
Realities Tides
the golden ratio
and fibonacci sequence
govern natures shapes
from seed to full grown
childhood to aged perspectives
everythings logic
patterns and chaos
all just existent matters
from undercurrents
of the math form tides
shaping understandings seen
by maturing minds
stan sand
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written by
Karen Croft
Categories:
life,
Im Bored
there is no such thing
your mind is an open book
full of promises
reading, writing, math
cooking, cleaning, coloring
there's so much to do
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written by
Earl Schumacker
Categories:
garden, inspirational, math, nature,
Eden Revisited
counting the garden
stop, there is but one and done
including the Earth
Authors Note: The author confesses; he was never good at math and never made it past the number one in his ability to count.
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written by
Millard Lowe
Categories:
allegory, extended metaphor, high school, math, middle school, nature, seasons,
A MATH LESSON OF NATURE
Sum fall and winter;
Pythagorean coldness:
Square root coming spring:-
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