To emphasize only the beautiful seems to me to be like a mathematical system that only concerns itself with positive numbers. — Paul Klee (1...

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Delineation#5 Pure Mathematics has no expression for metaphor however; it does provide us a structure that can be used for it. To see more ...

Here is another orthogonal space poem via France by Thierry Brunet. Titled “RHESUS” I have noticed something that I find interesting about T...

Thierry Brunet has kindly translated “The Insecure” into French. This is an expanded similar triangles poem. Flavor three: h = ((e(a+g))/d)-...

Here is a orthogonal space poem by the French poet Thierry Brunet

The mathematical poem above is an example of a expanded similar triangles poem . Flavor two: a = (g(b+e)/h)-d

The orthogonal space poem is one of the simplest mathematical structures one can use for mathematical poetry. The structure can be seen in ...

The following is a similar triangles poem sent to me by the French Poet Thierry Brunet.

Below is another similar triangles poem

Equations from physics are a taxonomy of correlated experiences.

I am grateful and honored to have “Dog Dream” accepted into the show Bridges Donostia in San Sebastian, Spain. July 24-27, 2007 The other ar...

The similar triangles method for constructing mathematical poems easily enables us to manipulate a logical structure for metaphoric express...

Today, I would like to express my gratitude to JoAnne Growney and Sarah Glaz for accepting one of my works (above) into their collection of ...

The NYC philosopher/poet Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino would like to see a math poem of his cartoon shown above. The result is a similar tri...

I just received two images from Thierry Brunet and would like to discuss them. Both of these images I would consider emblem poems with a mat...

“Profundity” is the title of the first mathematical poem and the second “Logoclasody”. The drawing above is by Gregory Vincent St. Thomasin...

The following is a mathematical adaptation and edition of an Oscar Wilde quote. The later poem is in the form of an orthogonal space poem

I forgot to post this two weeks ago. also see Orthogonal Space Poem

The following slides came to me anonymously however; I would have loved to credit the author if given the chance. The original intent of the...