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NekoKiyo — Tyler: Geometry
Published: 2010-08-03 17:36:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 94; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 1
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GeometryOne angle to correspond with another.
That length to match the other.
This angle is too wide,
Yet this one too small.
This seems out of shape.
This one,
Too large.
Rip them apart,
We'll start again.
I'll start again.
Measure the line.
Make sure it's perfect.
A little longer,
That one a little shorter.
Does the angle match?
Do I have it right?
Will this one finally work?
These lines are too flawed.
This ruler not straight.
What of humans?
Are they flawed?
Are they straight?
This one won't sty still.
The angle ruined once more.
Pin them to the ground.
Pin them against the wall.
The angle seems better now.
This limb fits nicely.
But this one's too short.
That girl's too tall.
They're not straight.
Even without their screaming I cannot concentrate.
What is this problem.
What is so flawed?
The blood used to write my equations.
The body parts to showcase my work.
But it's still not right.
It's still not perfect.
I thought humanity could create anything?
We are endless and infinite?
Yet you cannot create my vision.
They cannot create my dream.
Humanity is such a broken pencil.
It's lead a soft red liquid.
It's body a strong support.
Yet it's foundations are so frail.
So incomplete.
So wrong.
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Comments: 1
haha, cleverly, you jumped onto another subject kind of unrelated to the topic, but I do actually find this poem to be entriguing and unique in comparison to your other ones. You took it on a whole different direction(which i actually like), and i mean i think you ran off the tracks but haha pretty good? o.o
hehe um the thing is, i would've assumed you to write about the lines being parallel or perpendicular, or simply about Pi, or circles and squares. hehe if you had added all of these things and pieced them with your message, i think the poem would have been way more relative to its subject haha x3
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