Reduced to the sum of
our parts - the need
greater than whole
Numbers seem petty - a
fraction of the equation
Tangent, the shape of our
bodies all angles, bending
lines, the radius shifting
in sweaty palms.
In simpler terms,
the addition of objects
one plus one equals two
But such simple terms
do not apply here
My theorum has no solution,
no order, needs none
Irrational numbers are far
more interesting to me.
Aug 13, 2015
Aug 13, 2015 at 2:58 PM UTC
Reduced to the sum of
our parts - the need
greater than whole
Numbers seem petty - a
fraction of the equation
Tangent, the shape of our
bodies all angles, bending
lines, the radius shifting
in sweaty palms.
In simpler terms,
the addition of objects
one plus one equals two
But such simple terms
do not apply here
My theorum has no solution,
no order, needs none
Irrational numbers are far
more interesting to me.
