Poetry for Pi Day?

[Brighid]

Does anyone write pi-etry?

I tried a few around this time last year. I just found this interesting blog post (http://letterfromhere.blogspot.com/2006/04/fibonacci-sequence-is-cool-for-short.html)about it as well. I enjoy dabbling in different forms of poetry.

[MattW]

I write limericks about the number i, and sonnets based on e.

I'm a true artist.

[Yeshanu]

I didn't write any pi-etry, but a math geek at work brought in some pie. :D

[davids]

sounds like poetry by numbers I cannot count nor can I write good poetry-what the hell!

[kdnxdr]

Someone brought up the subject of Pi Poetry once before. There were a few of us who wrote something. I'll see if I can find the link.

kid

[kdnxdr]

Didn't find the thread but I did find the poem I submitted to the thread in honor of Pi Day:

encircled
round and round
and round her eyes,
peering 'round and seeing;
round her face, her head,
her lips to kiss so round;
circle round her arms
that hold circles encircling
concentric circles
circling round, round us up
circles in circles and ripples
of circles, loving circles;
arms that encircle
with breasts of circles,
undulating circles,
circles of feasts, tender, nuturing
circles of mouths encircling
breasts with waists
encircled by white aprons;
bowels of mercies
encircle and wipe the tears,
the encircling aprons
moving in circles,
pirouette on dimes,
circling the ebb and flow
dancing the circumferences
of an eternity of pies.

[ddgryphon]

We've done Fibonacci Turns:

http://www.absolutewrite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34308

And Pi:

http://www.absolutewrite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37211

Both are in the Poetry Game section awaiting a reawakening of interest. (wink wink, nudge nudge).