Number Nine (Nonet)
Sixty-three divided by seven
Four squared plus two and minus nine
Square root of sixteen plus five
Square root of eighty-one
Three squared plus zero
Ten minus one
Six plus three
Three threes
Nine!
Comments: dedicated to the mathematical wizards who would like to write a
nonet poem, this is your chance. This is a very understandable way to write a
nonet. A nonet poem has nine lines, with the first line containing nine syllables,
the second line eight, the third seven, then six, next five, then four and so until the
last and ninth line has one syllable. The nonet poem may be written about any
subject, and rhyming is optional. Start with a topic sentence and work it down live
a funnel. It should be deductive and inductive.
Copyright © Joseph Spence Sr | Year Posted 2006
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