In honor of National Pi Day, here's a math-related love poem containing all the math concepts I understand. :) It's called Casting Nines.
If I were casting nines
And I cast out you
I’d cast out seven
And then me two
If we were a triangle
You’d be Leg B
I’d be Leg A
So the hypotenuse is you and me
If I was X
And you were Y
Then our love would be
(xy)2 = ∏
You’re my common denominator
My other digit and radius
The 1 degree who makes 360
Dividing by zero would destroy us
(xy)2 / 0 = ………
But since you’ve been gone
Since you left me
Our right triangle
Became my isosceles
I was casting nines
I cast out you
So I’ll cast out seven
And then me two.
And I cast out you
I’d cast out seven
And then me two
If we were a triangle
You’d be Leg B
I’d be Leg A
So the hypotenuse is you and me
If I was X
And you were Y
Then our love would be
(xy)2 = ∏
You’re my common denominator
My other digit and radius
The 1 degree who makes 360
Dividing by zero would destroy us
(xy)2 / 0 = ………
But since you’ve been gone
Since you left me
Our right triangle
Became my isosceles
I was casting nines
I cast out you
So I’ll cast out seven
And then me two.
Have a nice day, everybody.
Congrats! That sounds great. Keep us posted!
ReplyDeleteThat poem is funny...as a former math major, I appreciate the humor!
Thanks! I will. It'll definitely be a unique experience since it's all collaboration and not just among writing students, but with theater students, too. I hope we're allowed to film performances. :D
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you. :) I commend your abilities to understand math well enough to major in it.