Maths Poems - Poems about Maths

She lived in a world of numbers, where every question had a clear answer. Her mind moved in straight lines, solving equations with precision, While mine wandered through the forests of words, Twisting and turning in metaphors, searching for meaning where none was certain. She could balance an equation in seconds, But my poetry, with its tangled emotions and ambiguous...

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Life’s equation works in a different way, each moment is accounted for as is each day, one be one, as we pass through time’s sieve, what remains in the end is charity we give. balance in the bank does not follow you, friends and relatives will soon bid adieu, all that wealth does not matter anymore, your values are morals to settle...

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My maths teacher said I'll be nothing, Algebra and calculus caught me dozing. My Chem teacher condemned me too, For chemicals sent me straight to the loo. In physics I was called dumb, For machines made my mind numb. Nothing but words excites my passion. Lyrics and sonnets the real temptation. Dickens and Ng?gi I...

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I am like a prime number, peculiar one, If you want to be with me, be unique....

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Minus wealth Adding health Not doing This maths teacher...

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To bed just after one Awake by half-past three The words in my head Swirl around and torture me All I did was have an idea A simple story in my head Now condemned to hard labour Chiselling pictures, I cannot shed The characters stare while I slumber Like a child’s scary dream They poke and they prod me Sit in my mind, an endless...

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Mathematics is tough Multiplication hard Mental sums mind boggling Maths theorems are worse Mind confused in exam Maths should be optional Majority agree...

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VECTOR I am scalable ...

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Welcome to Home School today, A typical mum might say, We'll start with Maths, okay? First, I have an empty glass, There is 0 wine here for a blast, Then I'll pour in half, Before I top it up, Now I have 1 whole wine to sup, Home School does need wine o'clock, For Mums, not kids, quite a shock, Stop laughing at Mum,...

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I wonder how I’d feel from day to day If I knew not prime numbers and their play If I’d never heard of “e” and “pi” And still believed that God lived in the sky Even though I’ve not done maths for years I fall into brown studies next to squares Ellipses please me with...

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on calculator three plus two might equal one the downfall of haste If you insist on one fast fix Three plus two could become six! ------------------------------- For contest by Charles Messina Placed 3rd © 27th February 2019...

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I was suffering from extreme cold, And my Maths teacher told, You’ll be giving a test, And you’ll have to be your best. The cold is to be blamed, As the barrier of my life, Of course, it is to be blamed, And I’ll have to strife. Will this headache stop? Will it stop affecting my body’s top? Oh, I’ll have to surmount, And clean the...

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"How easy this maths exam will be, How simple the maths to be done?" You understood exactly what the teacher had taught, Had taught before the test had begun. On the board it was: ten plus two is… And then, what’s ten minus four. On the board it was easy to see how it was solved, But that was prior,...

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We were first introduced at the prime age of 5 at a time when my interest was soon multiplied and every addition to my knowledge of your ways made it exponentially clear this was not just a phase and any attempt to divide up my focus or subtract my attention with daft hocus pocus was an infinite waste of time far...

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A subject like it, can make everyone's brain fit. Its difficult though, if eager to learn, would perform in a good flow. Addition, Subtraction, Algebra, How to perform it? A simple but a long formula. My sum is wrong when I don't wanna study, and when unable to solve, my face becomes red like a cherry. Numbers go round and round in my brain, I am in...

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