Thursday, August 15, 2013

dVerse: Solve for X

dVerse: Form for All ~ Mathematics



Today's challenge is to write a poem following one of the mathematical formulas. I'm attempting a triangle which follows the form of 1, 3, 6, 10. Here goes... (ellipsis)


love
double heart
we become when married
entwined souls, limbs, thoughts and dreams forever
forever dreams and thoughts, limbs, souls entwined
married ~ when become "we"
heart double
love


ha...a palindrome to boot...methinks.



18 comments:

  1. Lovely, Maggie! Another circular triangle.

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  2. ah i think you did do a palindrome...very cool...entwined poetics for an entwined union...when in marriage each becomes we...smiles.

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  3. Very nice, Maggie. Not only a "fib' but a palindrome too. Hard to accomplish, but you did it beautifully.

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  4. Oh, this had to be tricky to do, but the result is wonderful.

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  5. Very clever, brilliantly composed Maggie. Well done!
    Anna :o]

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  6. Ah we were indeed on similar thoughts here.. palindromes and triangular combined, Brilliantly executed

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    1. Thank you so much, Bjorn! Must check...thought the triangle was not Fibinacci. Maybe the first three syllable count are the same. Anyway, means so much to me for you to say that.

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  7. Neat trick ~ Creative to combine palindrome as well ~ Love that "we" becoming ~

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  8. what a delight
    brilliant work about sparkling truth

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  9. Nicely done Maggie. This is not the Fibonacci, but the series of triangular numbers - 1, 3, 6, 10, 15 ...

    And then, just in case the challenge wasn't enough, you go and make it into a palindrome as well!

    And there is so much joy when each really becomes we ... but ti sure takes a lot of work to get there.

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  10. i like how you combined the forms together with the topic of you poem...the being entwined...two different things/beings becoming one... makes sense...smiles

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  11. Very clever Maggie, brought a smile.

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  12. A splendid write, clever, and sweet

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  13. great writing.. I love palindrome poetry but I've never been good in doing so.. but loved your creation.

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  14. Maggie this is gorgeous, I can't even write a palindrome poem how you did both I am very very impressed!

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    1. Thank you! Have been away a few days and my blog wasn't letting me reply to comments. I just wrote the triangle 1, 3, 6, etc. When I was done, I just tried reading it backwards cuz of having read Bjorn's. And it worked. I honestly didn't do any difficult work. Perhaps one of those subconscious magical things. lol. Thought it was kinda cool how the "when we become 'we'..." came out. Surprised myself.

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