Here is a Spherical (maybe elliptical) poem by Connie Tettenborn titled "The Sphere of Influence"

This page is to collect important links to the work of Connie Tettenborn. As of Nov of 2011 Connie has a new webpage showing her work -...

Here are a couple of new ones by the mathematical poet Connie Tettenborn. A differential poem and an integral poem - cool stuff

I just received the following proportional poem by Jean Kelley

I recently received the following works by visual poet Andrew Topel I recently received the following works by visual poet Andrew Topel

I am happy to present that not only were we presented a top poetry blog award (Third Place) -click here- we now have also been awarded a t...

A couple of things of importance concerning the mathematical graffiti wall. The first being a new video of the wall produced by John Sims, t...

I asked the mathematician and co-editor of "Strange Attractors Poems of Love and Mathematics", Sarah Glaz for her definition of ma...

Here is an orthogonal space poem by Doug Pinkston

Here is a new integration poem from Connie Tettenborn.

Here is one of my new proportional poems titled "Iteration"

Lately, there has been a bit of passionate yet conflicting talk debating the definition of Mathematical Poetry among those who care. I will ...

Nothing which does not transport is poetry. The lyre is a winged instrument. -Joseph Joubert, essayist (1754-1824) taken from wordsmith.org

The comment Below was originally posted as a comment on Bob Grumman's blog but it did not show up on his comments so I will post it here...

I am excited to announce that this blog is rated third in the top 40 poetry blogs at “Guide to art schools.com” check it out here .

There exists an ancient battle of polarities within the human psyche – They were once symbolized as the Sun/Moon; Lion/bull ; eagle/snake ...

Here is one visual mathematical poem and some mathematical number poems from Toni Prat there are some other very interesting work at his blo...

I got back from NYC last week after being invited by John Sims to participate in the “Mathematical Graffiti Wall” at the Bowery Poetry Club...

Issue 4 of Dear Sir, is up! I have some images in the current issue - Check it out at: http://www.dearsir.org

Here is John Sims and company doing their mathart poem originally performed at the Bowery Poetry Club NYC. Check it out!