The Platonic Lesson (for Brent Noel) , by Andrew_Rymill
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Some think
i am a rhombus
without manners.
i tell many
who will listen
my secret…
i am
a truncated icosahedron.
The students
the most isosceles of triangles
hazard a response
“Are they not extinct?
sometime
in the late cretaceous period
perhaps?”
i cry empty shapes
of tears
for it is easy to see
that the age of geometry
has long
be extinct
in their inward
imaginations.
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Posted: 2015-05-06 19:56:25 UTC |
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