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Long Trigonometry Poems

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Fork Git About Spooner Hiz Ham
Fork git about spooner hiz ham

And join (singing the words 
in the next paragraph) whether alone
in a traffic jam
basting, cooking, then eating a lamb
prepared by thee missus
a superb culinary madam.

“A Ram Sam Sam” Lyrics
A ram...

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Categories: trigonometry, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, adventure,
Form: Rhyme



Incredible India
We are the Indians noted for our humanness and calm nature
With no harshness in our Principles and ideals.
We are open minded, emotional and good natured
Our emotions speaks louder than words
We are Rich in culture, traditions,...

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Categories: trigonometry, patriotic, integrity, universe,
Form: Epic
Where the Palm Tree Grow
Everything bonds so quickly I can hardly find a place the move the trigonometry of the earth has placed everything in a cluster beneath the hidden dirt.

 I can get from Helsinki to Copenhagen in...

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Categories: trigonometry, bereavement, business, change, community, conflict, confusion, death,
Form: Narrative
To Live the Life of Dreams
Brothers Sisters cousins Aunts
One hundred people 
Ten dollars per week
Fifty two thousands 

The deposit for a house 
once a year every year
but my sister worries 
about death duties

I thought to myself
yes but you are only...

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Categories: trigonometry, inspiration, international,
Form: Narrative
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 of this old fool.

Is there any value in his work?
Reading...

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© Old Buck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trigonometry, poetry, school, teacher, youth, , 9th grade,
Form: Rhyme



An Unrepentant Spitball Marksman
the upshot constituted a figurative straw
     that broke the virtual camels back
where yours truly fingered as scape goat,
     who meekly, passively, and subserviently
    ...

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Categories: trigonometry, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Subterranean Homesick Blues - Archimedean Homesick Blues
This poem, which is loaded with math terms, is to be sung to the tune of Subterranean Homesick Blues.  What was I thinking?  

Johnny’s in the basement
Working on geometry
You’ll see my intent
A theorem...

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Categories: trigonometry, math, music,
Form: Rhyme
Ugh, Why Must the Missus Vacuum At the Crack of Dawn
Ugh, Why Must The Missus Vacuum At The Crack Of Dawn?
(circa: early December 27, 2018 morning)

There appears to be a
virulent (possibly deadly) strain
of housekeeping virus
Hoover ring in the air
asymptomatic tentatively linked to rein
deer droppings (micro-organisms)...

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Categories: trigonometry, abuse, anger, animal, dad, grief, hilarious, natural
Form: Free verse
Hyde
I saw her sitting by herself in the periphery;
She missed someone I knew was better than me.
Two halves don’t make a whole,
But two is company,
And I’m fair with trigonometry.

I don’t care about your boyfriend in...

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© Jessica Vh  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trigonometry, allusion, dark, depression, horror, hurt, mother, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Flinch-Sources
Flinching affirms my humanity with its frailty
And confirms my uniqueness midst flinch-inflicted diversity.

Topping my flinch-cause which oblivion can’t subdue is tooth prophylaxis
Surpassing every physical pain I have experienced of gruesome crisis.

Next, I admit my emotional...

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Categories: trigonometry, blessing, christian, faith, god, jesus, pain, spiritual,
Form: Couplet
Sigh of Sin ? (Part - 4)
you may say now 
those demerits relate to the seeds of the gm oranges
but just think the scanning of hibernation of the philtre
or of the kite the thread of which is cut off
they can’t escape...

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Categories: trigonometry, fantasymay,
Form: Prose Poetry
Love Is Strange
Love Is Strange 

I wish I could be the ocean: free, vast, and open, without mundane human responsibility. 
Can you get me a coffee with a spoonful of magic?
The one that tastes like malt liquor,...

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Categories: trigonometry, anniversary, beauty, best friend, culture, destiny, feelings,
Form: List
I Am Just a Woman...
I can’t fly a jet plane or bulldog a steer
But I can cuddle a child and calm his fear
I have never flown to Paris in the Spring
But I have proudly worn his wedding ring
Never understood...

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Categories: trigonometry, funny, introspection, child, little sister,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Mathematics
During my elementary, high school and college educational quest,
I struggled to do my very best on every mathematical test.
I was a "B" student in English, History and Art as I recall,
But I never mastered the...

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Categories: trigonometry, education, funny, me, me, high school, ,
Form: Rhyme
Triangulation
love lies on the side hypotenuse
from where that right angle is
often love's functions seem abstruse
lost at ocean's bottom with Atlantis

yet complementary, our numbers add up
by degrees are ninety, true and square
feelings pour right to the...

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© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trigonometry, devotion, love, science,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member The Notice of 3-Three
Dimensions of height, width and length
The watery phases, of ice, liquid, vapor
Life possibly is less after three days without water
The Holy Trinity: Father, Son and Spirit

We are a spirit, soul and a body
The number, 3,...

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Categories: trigonometry, bible, god, inspiration, inspirational, integrity, introspection, math,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Reading, Writing, And Arithmetic

From early on, I have liked figures, numbers, and percentages.
I also liked math, even trigonometry, until the scholars created
the 'New Algebra'. I continued to like general math but never
became friends with the new algebra. Moreover,...

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Categories: trigonometry, writing,
Form: Narrative
A 'C' Change
If you should search for knowledge 
To answer the riddle of your self

All the books found on every library shelf
Might not relieve your puzzle a smidge

Because ‘h’ is the difference of self from shelf
Search within...

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Categories: trigonometry, courage, humorous, life, philosophy, riddle,
Form: I do not know?
Dejavu For Two
Dejavu for Two


Perfect is far from perfect
But yet so close to it
Two stars are better than one... 
                 ...

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Categories: trigonometry, life
Form: Lyric
Green Hunter 2
Cash makes the world go round, spin
Don't I look like money, that's my twin
Gettin' money, like it's going out of style
I keep throwing it up, like it's bile
Got cash all over me, like it's a...

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Categories: trigonometry, humorous, life, money, music, people, poems, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Count of Blessings !
Shopping happily singing rhyme
Saw a sight of lame man anodyne
Halted for a moment and recognized
Life so picture perfect priced
One flawless body
Two running legs
A smiling face
Having the best of parents
Living together in a lovely home
With amenities...

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Categories: trigonometry, introspection, life, people
Form: List
Lovemathetics
What is the formula of love?
Is it written on a woman's lip 
Or hidden within a man's thought cause 

Some relationships are like coordinate and plane geometries 
While others are advance differential  calculus, it...

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Categories: trigonometry, art, best friend, character, deep, emotions, first
Form: Free verse
Paparazzi
Papa-rot-sea

Downtown at the Uptown/
the class clown/
runnin’ on fumes of toxic clutter/
muttered /
shuttered /
buttered the breath\of/
her breathless/depthlessness\
deep down inside/
she’s shallow/
but a hard act to follow/
lots and lots\of/ wallow to swallow/
call me callow/
call me cad/
she called me...

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© Scott Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: trigonometry, funny, socialme, me,
Form: I do not know?
A Mathematical Uncertainty
Can you count the times you’ve crossed me
And divide it by the times you disrespected me
Then multiply that by the times you hurt me
And come up with a figure?

Relatively speaking it’s a simple equation
Resulting in...

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Categories: trigonometry, confusion, love, me, me,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Has Anybody Seen the Enzymes Part Ii
Phosphorus sugar
It’s glowing in the water
Supporting all life

All will be coming from what we start now
That walks the earth and the ground which we plow

Continuing mission that cannot end
Getting from all we receive and we...

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Categories: trigonometry, life, on writing and words,
Form: Couplet

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