Calculations Poems - Poems about Calculations

An Unknown puzzling thought One must calibrate Then measure and calculate With answered questions Be it right or be it wrong It is answered in your mind You do not think as others do these questions belong to you A gift given to your mind You move and wonder In your own time Not belonging to others When paths are crossed Confusion sets in A recalculation of time Eyes with...

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Stars turn out in unknown numbers vast Blanketed in a field of smokey mist Who will count them but the children Rolling across the greenery of hills Falling off the cliff from infancy Into infinity at the cost of babies ages There is only one direction, up Which is not too far from heaven If you find it please inform us We got lost...

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To go to something to forgo something is economics Wealth to larger life to shorter isn’t in arithmetic!...

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You could say: Variety attracts a free spirit, a soul with curiosity - someone like me, ...

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Based on BBC news article "Maths zeroes in on perfect cup of coffee" http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-37989169 Two billion cups a day we drink To stay awake so we can think Tireless workers - every nation Need a caffeine drink equation Lattes, mochas, cappuccinos Our calculator super heroes Measured, reasoned, wrote a theorem Clockwork system - mighty fearsome Divide the beans and add hot water Multiplies the bean aroma Takes...

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Based on BBC news article "Maths zeroes in on perfect cup of coffee" http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-37989169 Two billion cups a day we drink To stay awake so we can think Tireless workers - every nation Need a caffeine drink equation Lattes, mochas, cappuccinos Our calculator super heroes Measured, reasoned, wrote a theorem Clockwork system - mighty fearsome No longer need barista instinct Random variations extinct Future bistros turn bizarre Robots...

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. . . = . . . + . - . """ Dimple dash dalmatians speak mostly in monosyllabic format. Barking once or twice is an overlay. A symptom of subjecting the subconscious flow to tune into remarks made by flying bull carriers. When accompanying a large amount of mist over a border it is good...

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