The King's Crown
Here is another Similar Triangles Poem entitled "The Kings Crown"
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Taxonomy of structures and techniques for Equational Poetry:
- What Is The Difference Between Multiplication And Addition In The Context Of Mathematical Poetry?
- The Proportional Poem -or- Similar Triangles Poem
- The Expanded Similar Triangles Poem
- The Orthogonal Space Poem
- The Long Division Poem
- The Double Derivative Poem
- The Paradigm Poem
- Substitution In Mathematical Poetry
- The Collaborative Substitution Poem
- Place Value Poem
- The Metamorphic Mathematical Poem
- The Axiomatic Poem
Equational Poetry
Mathematical Visual Poetry
Mathematics Poetry
Visual and Language Poetry
- Kaldron
- Dan Waber's Minimalist Concrete Poetry
- Logoclasody ~ Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino
- word for /word -- Jonathan Minton
- ZYZZYVA ... west coast poetry (USA)
- Ron Silliman
- Nurotus
- A collection of visual poems compiled by Michael P. Garofalo
- dbqp The blog of Geof Huth
- Nico Vassilakis
- The Argotist Online Journal
- David Baptiste Chirot
- mIKEAL aND
- Anny Ballardini
- Visuelle Poesie
- zafusy contemporary poetry journal
- Fluxist Blog
- Nova Cookie
- mo'po Ted Warnell
- Scott Glassman
- 100 Great Websites for Poetry Lovers
- Galileos dilemma -- Poetry Blog
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1 comment:
I really liked this one. This one relates somewhat to Astrology. Sun = Light <-> King = Power. So this equation is related to DOMINANCE. Isn't it? I m learning quite a lot from your blog.
BTW I was there at Leeuwarden and had a wonderful wonderful experience. All the people told me to pursue my graduate studies and continue my research on mathematical arts on the sidelines. It was fun to be there.
I have posted the links of the photographs on my blog.
Sorry, I couldn't complete the crossword. I could not manage to chain 13 names (though I chained the rest of them), so I did not want to present the incomplete crossword.
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