Best Pythagorean Poems

The crazy beliefs of Pythagoras
On beans and their fruits simply stagger us,
   But what he deduces
   Of hypotenuses
Still earns him the...

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Pull up a chair, and don’t make a move!
We’ve got something we really must prove,
‘Bout sides of a right triangle, num’bring three.
You’ve somewhere to be?...

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Thank you, Mr. Rogers (yes, his real name!) 
for rescuing me from teenage purgatory.

       Perplexed teenager, lacking social lumen
...

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Numerical value of irreputable in Chaldean Numerology is 3. 
Numerical value of irreputable in Pythagorean Numerology is 1.

In mathematics, the Pythagorean theorem, also known as...

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You said - Have just put two on here. I have a backlog. Will be back on here later. Hope you are ok. X Any...

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Last night I was in curious about number nine
Many articles said number nine is the perfection number
All that related with nine come back to nine
Try...

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I woke up then on this dream-cast plane.
Had a good life in the limelight fame.

Searched the forests and with nature found.
Some peace of mind except...

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Who may rise?
Who may fall?
If Love is power unto itself,
It therefore must be
A force that binds
Builds, and 
Answers every begging 
Question of the Soul.

Of men
It...

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Mother of All Mathematical Matrices

We did look at her dimensions over there;
LWH and hips started to carefully compare;
Really equal ratio;
Not reduce or grow;
Figured out her...

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If God is First Universal Cause,
then Goddess EarthYin is also Last regenerative-synergetic Effect
and Affecting BiCameral-Discerning Earth and Ego's Climate Health

[WinWin cooperative-reiterative double-bind-binary Bayesian QByte informational/exformational...

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The long road to happiness is paved with hecatombs of little joys! 








© Demetrios Trifiatis
   23 December 2019

* In ancient Greece,  in...

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Lifts are lumps and lumps are lives. Libraries are filled with lynx. Who gather to read the polka dot books. In rows. In lines. Catalogued....

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The huntsman’s horn in
The School Boy is non-
native. But he likes the 

poem, hears a snake-
charmer’s pipe vicariously,
empathizes with Blake’s

boy’s love of  innate 
freedom,...

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Philosopher, they call me,
Following Pythagoras* of old,
A friend of wisdom it means and
Nothing more.

For years philosophy’s principles
I tried to understand and
For decades her ethics strived
To...

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I find delight in poetry and math.
I like to follow intuition's path.
In the beginning, I pick up a scent.
In the end, no one knows what I...

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