Factorize Poems | Examples


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My Speech

As it starts to move,count your blessings 
May you feel it
It's amazingly modified 
As it starts to rotate, count your father's wishes
May you navigate it
It's perfectly fitted 
Answers are to be questioned,

These are the days whereby culture 
Is to be reconciliated 
Imperative as it is
These are the days whereby loyalty 
Is to be reconstructed 
Hardly as it is
Accountability is to be questioned,

As it starts to factorize, count the time
May you embrace it
It's honourablely unique
As it starts to wipe,wipe those tears
May you be free 
It's suitability fitted 
Answers are to be questioned.

Kingdom Factorization: Jesus Is the Great Mathematician

I see the mountain
I see the problem
But I also see Jesus who will factorize the problem
Jesus is the Great Mathematician!

Now I know that I can
Scale the mountain in His Name
I hold His Hand and Sing
Praises to His Name
He is a Great God and
He promised to guard my way
As I pray I lay the issue to rest
Lest I forget that faith in our
Heavenly Father is the key to success
Jesus is the Great Mathematician!

The Kingdom is taken by force
As I enforce His Word…
I see the mountain
I see the problem
But I also see Jesus My Helper
Jesus is the Great Mathematician

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Complex Number Psychology

My thoughts of you, and yours of me,
Can be portrayed mathematically:
To sum up every complex trait
We factorize and integrate,
And add imaginary parts
To make the vectors fit our charts.

Your thoughts of me, and mine of you,
Look reckless from a polar view:
The truly knowable and real
Are overwhelmed by how we feel,
Since we forget each magnitude
Is through an unseen angle skewed.


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