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Best Trig Poems

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Trig Class
Check clock

A white light burst expanding across the sheet
Blue ruled lines blur to nothing
Clear against the paper.

I can’t see them, or the graphite symbols
But I...

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Categories: trig, angst, confusion, education, introspection,
Form: Free verse



Tiara In Her
This picture I pick is not her own,
It could be for a bimbo or a night trig. 
This picture with me is not her own,
It...

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Categories: trig, africa, angel, beauty, body,
Form: Rhyme
The Power of the Tron
The Power of the Tron 

Said the Big Computer to the Human Computee:
“Without me, sir, you must concur, 
Wherever would you be?
I tally all your...

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Categories: trig, 6th grade, allegory, anti
Form: Rhyme
I'Ve Got a Big Butt and I Cannot Lie
My butt is just so damn big
10 Irish men could do a jig
5 truckers could park their rig
16 Miners could plan a dig
9 drummers could...

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Categories: trig, slam,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Growing Up, La - Part 3
Chapter 3: College Preparation

My freshman year started quite smooth
Touch football broke my leg
My luck we had a tennis coach,
That brought things down a peg!

My algebra...

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Categories: trig, life, , cute,
Form: Rhyme



Both Sides Now Humorous Satire
To be sung to the tune of Both Sides Now by Judy Collins

Rows and rows of subtrahends
Repeating decimals without end
Regression lines to mark a trend
	I've...

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© John Mudge  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trig, guitar, humorous, math, satire,
Form: Rhyme
Bio-Thermal Geometry
	
Mama, mama ...
I got a triangular problem
And I need you
to give me the square deal truth
Straight honest for real, lying foolproof — 
it’s a rectangle...

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Categories: trig, cute, fun, humor, math,
Form: Light Verse
The Mathematics Plague
The Mathematics Plague

By Elton Camp

It’s a fact of modern life we must face
Mathematics holds an important place

Arithmetic, basic algebra, geometry too
All are important skills for...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trig, angst,
Form: Rhyme
Biothermal Geometry


Mama, mama ...
I got a triangular problem
And I need you
to give me the square deal truth
Straight honest for real, lying foolproof — 
it’s a rectangle...

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Categories: trig, best friend, girlfriend, satire,
Form: Light Verse
Miss Jill May Find a Way
Miss Jill may find a way.

As I thought about your kindness
And the kids you teach at school.
I pondered how any help can come
From the ink...

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© Old Buck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trig, poetry, school, teacher, youth,
Form: Rhyme
A Timeless Sleep
I remember when I was small and life was simple,
When you got what you wanted by flashing your dimples,
When the homework was what’s two plus...

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Categories: trig, death, family, life, people,
Form: Carpe Diem
The Ascent of Cadair Idris
The timing was right and the weather was good
To climb Cadair Idris, I knew that I could.
I was up for the challenge, not much longer...

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© Mike Jones  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trig, mountains, nature,
Form: Verse
Summit Celebration
We climbed to Keppel Cove and pitched our tents,
others camped at Grizedale Tarn by the shore.
From either side we agreed to make ascents	 
getting up...

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Categories: trig, adventure, christian, mountains, religious,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Not My Homework-Contest
Last night; had to study for trig homework, 
I was so tired, but I had to stay awake.
Too many problems that I went berserk;
Took my...

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© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trig, humor,
Form: Sonnet
The Day Dad Went To Belsen
The tank stopped abruptly
And we sat open mouthed
At what we beheld
Our brains could not assimilate
What our eyes were seeing
Great mounds of …. What?
It can’t be...

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Categories: trig, war
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things