Short Math Poems

Short Math Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Math by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Math by length and keyword.


Premium Member Urban Math 101

the health of the family
reflects the health of the city
broken families=broken cities
fix your family=heal your break


Premium Member Probabilities

Probabilities

fallen fruit exists
earthen harvest and ground meet
jars in the pantry

Robert J. Lindley ,07-24-2014
Form: Haiku

Linda's Shasta Daisy

Shasta Daisy - Fibonacci form

White
White
Yellow
Showing off
Burbank's creation
Pick—he loves me, he loves me not.
Form: Fibonacci

Miracles

Strange things happen! Get used to it.
Often statistical odd. 
But explained by mathematics 
without any need for a god.

Premium Member The New Math

When I learned to multiplicate,
two times four was always eight, 
but nowadays, I find, 
arithmetation blows my mind.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Alan Turing

Alan Turing, 
in history you were securing
the place that you would be taking
by vital and ingenious code breaking.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Don'T You Hate Math--

DON'T YOU HATE MATH--

I run the one
Toward the two
Three more numbers...
adds up to six
Don't you hate math?

2/12/19

Premium Member Pie: Oh, Pi Pi Pi

pi-o-let
       pi-o-us
       pi-o-neer
(+)  pi-O-2pir
---------------
       for pie....oooOH-let us near....two pie are!
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Oliver Cromwell - Update

I     beseech   you    in
the bowels   of   Christ
think      it      possible
you  may   [really]   be
mistaken  [just wrong]
Form:

Premium Member Euler's Identity

Raise e to the power of i
Then multiply i by a pi.
To all that, add one,
You'll see when you're done,
A zero will out of it fly.
Form: Limerick

-fractal

1, 6, 10, 9, 6, 3, 3, 4, 7, 1, 5, 
8, 8, 

We
Opined
Vigorously
Worked
And
The
Home
Chicken
Was
Saved
Peckings
Peckings
Form: Imagism

Every Number


What does a number do? You’re invited—plus one —that’s everyone! The infinite conundrum.
Form: Rhyme

' Do the Math ... ' ( 35th Senryu )

‘Do The Math … ’      35th   Senryu

          Defeating Censure
   Thru All My Years of Tenure
       Tells You … ‘ Go Figure ! ‘
Form: Senryu

Premium Member tip of the iceberg

Three hot shots unlike normal men
Form and fill this diagram Venn:
Luigi the threat
Forms an ivied set
With Elon + Don from U Penn
Form: Limerick

Cubes Have Eight Corners

CUBES HAVE EIGHT CORNERS

Dice have three dimensions
Opposite faces total seven
Luck represents a fourth
Winning is finding Heaven
Form: Verse

Premium Member Funny 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.
Form: Rhyme

Lovers

Love
Love
Lovers.
No soft word,
As people think but—
Cruel and tearing—a man sitting
In a rocker, most troublesome of all to woman
Form: Fibonacci

Premium Member Only One

Hey, where is everyone?
Let's play and have some fun!
But the only answer heard
was the echo of each word
from the lonely number one.
Form: Rhyme

It Doesn'T Add Up

Well now I've gone and done it again
Another math test was failed by me
If I had a nickel for each one,
I'd have a dollar thirty three!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member pie is not exactly right

While circular area's moot 
3/14 math groupies salute
Approximate pi 
Which helps us get by
Since squares within rounds don't compute
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Inventor of Zero

Brahmagupta
an Indian mathematician
first person to use zero as a number
he represented it as a dot in the beginning
until zero evolved

Premium Member Equation Definition For Contest

An equality
Consisting of one or more
Variables to 
Determine the values that
Satisfy as solution














3-4-2016
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Mathematicians

Mathematicians
Use a complicate language
Hard to understand.

Things are quite simple
When are thought in simple words.
No mathematics?
Form: Haiku

Premium Member I'm Counting on You

When I think of zero or of one,
I think of a whole or I think of none. 
Our family grows from two to three,
and numbers march to infinity.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Math Whiz

I studied all night long.
I think I aced my math test.
Numbers dancing in my head.



wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

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