I think our brains have the capability of doing both mechanical, analytical and aesthetical actions 💛 so you must pursue both! Poems will keep you sane and math will keep your brain sharp!!!
Why don’t you write the poems and then do the maths. If that is one of your passions.
We are all born with different ways of expressing ourselves, I know a young and bright
guy who sees pictures in maths and is a fantastic musician.
I can’t see any reason to do maths when poems are available. Leave the maths to the musician. Oh and Fibonacci.
Act I. If music be the food of love play on. . .
Heresy! I mean… here, I say! I concur! Therefore use any sigellium to scrive your work. Numerals, ligatures, symbolic gestures. Stretch our your fingers for your hands need to keep limber.
Maths a disgrace,
In a world full of praise,
How one can be happy,
If he has to find a square base.
😂
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You can do both, can’t you?
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Poems 2
Math 0
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My logic in a nutshell
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In math comes the rhythm
In poetry comes the rhyme
In both there is balance
Each speaks in its own time!
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Doing what we must while dreaming of what we want, a classic and eternal conflict.
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I am always amazed by your perspective on things and how well you convey it. No math needed, poetry is awesome!
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Thanks, Luna.
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And isn’t all creation a numbers game? Great one Frank.
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Thanks.
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I think our brains have the capability of doing both mechanical, analytical and aesthetical actions 💛 so you must pursue both! Poems will keep you sane and math will keep your brain sharp!!!
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How about, instead of solving your problems, you can write about them?
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Well Frank,
Why don’t you write the poems and then do the maths. If that is one of your passions.
We are all born with different ways of expressing ourselves, I know a young and bright
guy who sees pictures in maths and is a fantastic musician.
You write wonderful poems
Miriam
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Can a poem be written without the math? Math is often the silent worker.
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absolutely not!!
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From classical to quantum, it’s been a peom. When 1s and 0s refuse to sum and dance, it’s a poem.
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Mathematical and poetic! Thanks for sharing
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Reblogging to my sister site Timeless Wisdoms
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Good question!
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When the words
Needs to find their home
One must
Give them flight
And not fight
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Mercy.
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Poetry is better for your emotional health 😂
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I can’t see any reason to do maths when poems are available. Leave the maths to the musician. Oh and Fibonacci.
Act I. If music be the food of love play on. . .
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Omfg yes please. I wish I could write music… tis but a dream, but a dream.
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Hmm. Now I feel I’m not the only poet without math in heart
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Numerate denominations, and you’ll have done both. 😀
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Heresy! I mean… here, I say! I concur! Therefore use any sigellium to scrive your work. Numerals, ligatures, symbolic gestures. Stretch our your fingers for your hands need to keep limber.
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That’s a good one. So good. Hard to decide considering they’re both a form of poetry.
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