Open Poetry #48 |
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Pi are squared |
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Tim Senior Member
since 1999-06-08
Posts 1794 |
Heaven to Murgatroyd Done found me a trapezoid, Who had went off on a segment, When he misplaced his congruent And got lost in an octagon, Where a quad cast a hexagon and scared his transversal, into an equilateral, So I said, "would you please, hand me your isosceles, and never again dangle, your obtuse triangle, 'Cause it ain't a bit acute, Nor a rectangle to boot." That there trapezoid replied, "I've got a scalene inside, With a bisector that's fried, My tangential is squarely drawn, So this here trapezoid is polygon." The end. |
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Margherita Member Seraphic
since 2003-02-08
Posts 22236Eternity |
Oh my, this is so cute, Tim! I adore geometry and enjoyed your dialogue here very much. Margherita ![]() |
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JerryPat2 Member Laureate
since 2011-02-06
Posts 16975South Louisiana |
Hah! . . . quote: Great line to begin this interesting piece with and it just gets better and better, and . . . ~*~ What does a clock do when it's hungry? It goes back four seconds. ~*~ |
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Marchmadness Member Rara Avis
since 2007-09-16
Posts 9271So. El Monte, California |
Super clever and amusing, Tim. Enjoyed. Ida |
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katahdin Senior Member
since 2010-07-01
Posts 1196ME. In the Shadow of the Mt. |
loved it! Kat >^..^< |
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Nan
Administrator
Member Seraphic
since 1999-05-20
Posts 21191Cape Cod Massachusetts USA |
I SO MUCH wish I'd written this. It's just what I needed this morning. Thank you, Tim.. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Tim Senior Member
since 1999-06-08
Posts 1794 |
Thank you for the comments. I wrote the poem for my daughter who is a 7th grade math teacher. She just got back to Kansas after chaperoning a trip of her students to Washington D.C. Her female students were all excited when they were told they were going to spend the day at the Washington Mall... alas, not a single Abercrombie & Fitch |
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