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Premium MemberCounting Sheep

There once was a man who found sleep
Through enumeration of sheep.
Not those in his head,
But roaming instead,
He’d census the sheep in his keep.


in-equalities

I wanted to use the "does not equal" sign, but the system changes it to a question mark, so I'll use "dne" instead.
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(in)equalities

fat dne ugly
thin dne beautiful
beautiful dne good
ugly dne evil 

strength dne power
knowledge = power
persuasion > force 

wealth  success
avarice = evil
impoverished dne lazy

expensive dne quality
travel dne miles

experience dne years
educated dne wise
ignorant dne stupid

law dne justice
law = order
revenge dne justice

wedding dne marriage
food = love
love >> hate
kindness > religion
religion - love = cult
statement - evidence = opinion
love - anyone = bigotry

Premium MemberThe Pi That’s of Math Has Its Day

The pi that’s of math has its day,
But that of the baker, no way.
Though both are quite round,
Less merit is found,
In pies that in stomachs do lay.

7

7
7 can make many things:
When paired with 11, it can give us snacks
When paired with the other two quadruplets, 7-7-7 and you get a jackpot
Paired with just one, and an I, It can get us from Ohio to South Carolina
With all 4 of them, you get an unsafe phone or an unsafe safe code: 7777
If it’s made of light, it’s the refraction of light against a mirror
Add one line, and it’s a Z
Take all four of the quadruplets, and combine each one with one line, and someone’s snoring: Zzzz
One B along with three 7’s, and lines, Watch out! A Bee is nearby: Bzzz
7 times a day = a week
52 of 7 days: a year
7 times 3 is my favorite number, and a meme: 21
7 and the next two numbers, no more 9: 7 8(ate) 9

Premium MemberFunny Math

When you find yourself with trouble,
Constant worry makes it double.
But once you learn how to laugh,
Troubles will go down by half.


Premium MemberPoets Don'T Do Math

I wrote a couplet that rhymed-with the style and prose of the time-
me pen still had ink, so I add this one more line

I'M Doing Just Fine Counting To Nine

I'm no expert mathematician
Can't do algebraic addition
And solving quadratic equations
are way beyond my expectations
Both hands counting as some people teach
even number ten is beyond reach
A sharp blade took a finger digit
But I thinking I'm doing just fine
I can add five with four equals nine


Dan Prizner 5-17-21
used howmanysyllables.com and the syllable counter here on PS

Premium MemberShopping Lists

*(a poem in Senryus)*

You don’t have to count,
when you lose a boyfriend, you
know. There was just one.

He was gone before
I knew it - he wasn’t, you know,
tied up or anything.

For a moment I
toy with saying, “Alexa, add
rope to my shopping list."

In High School boyfriends 
come and go - it's like shopping
- where you return things.

Quantum

Imagine, as they nowadays do,
that matter is actually
not in one place precisely,
that when the quantity
is really really small
and speed is rather high,
(so no cat, nor box, nor standing still)
matter becomes light
and light matter alike,
E=mc^2 and all that.

At this quantum scale
if you measure a particle's place
you know exactly where it stood
but not when it did so.
During that moment
it is not spread over all
in a probability wave
or a distribution of matter.

Yet funny things happen!
Like, passing instead
one single particle
through two holes,
this unequivocally shows
it not in any one place
but spread in a wave
from it you get time,
(take my word for it)
but not space.

So is the puzzle,
of quantum!

Premium MemberAgreeing With the Numbers

My chameleonic self agreed with Two and Ten.
Eight and Nine felt differently, yet, I agreed again.

Three and Seven came along with other ideas yet.
Eleven agreed and quickly became my favorite pet.

Six and Five heard about this. Rapidly sought me out.
Four thought it great when I kicked ideas with One about.

But my chameleonic self could not agree with One.
His ideas were sound, but teasing him had always been great fun.

Twelve was nowhere around, but was even more flexible than me.
So I turned him into a Dozen, and we ate blueberries with tea.

Einstein's Bent Lines

Though we hail Albert E.’s creativity
For his grand tour de force, relativity,
   It remains a tough climb
   To imagine space-time
With its axes not fixed but all pivoty.
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.

The Pythagorean Trump

The crazy beliefs of Pythagoras
On beans and their fruits simply stagger us,
   But what he deduces
   Of hypotenuses
Still earns him the right to be swaggerous.
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.

On Math

Wouldn’t meddle in Math
For I fear and respect her.
But love her figure!
—	Ram, R. V.
© Ram R. V.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberPoemize the Math

They say one only can be wise,
                      If able to mathematize.
                      But what really underlies,
                      Is the failure to alphabetize.
Our numbers are arabicized,
A language to be more precise.
So is everything programmized,
Just language, oversimplified.
         So maths freaks, wouldn’t it be wise
         To speak in poems, homogenize,
         Don’t let us feel lobotomized
         Let’s feel the love, romanticize!

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April 14, 2017
Copyright © Darren White

Mysterious

Mysterious,
he was
with much
to give, 
The proof
change
is possible 
while torment
and tradgidies 
show their 
negative face, 
That's our reality 
as we spin 
through space 
experiencing 
a common plain,
All these words
giving perception
to our experience
spiraling 
and colliding 
inside our head,
Spirit, the soul and our intellect, 
Detecting Ancient Wise Knowledge,
Consciousness communicating
through thought
having much to say,
Discovering Art, 
Hand gesture, 
Symbols 
and numerical digits,
Information legit?
A generation 
with knowledge 
at our finger tips 
but most 
don't choose 
this path, 
Wasted time by design 
manufactured from concepts
concieved from 
cause 
and effect,
Study this 
and have it become 
part of your being,
Also used by evil 
bringing negative 
interactions 
so be aware,
Come up 
with new ideas,
Positive with
productive growth
the imagination
is a funny thing...

Quincy Mac
Date Written: 20.1.2017
© Quincy Mac  Create an image from this poem.

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