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The Pythagoreans
“It’s never a good idea,” they told him sternly, “to urinate towards the Sun.” The forms are inverted, flipped on themselves to reveal untouched states Breaths in deep cold splitting like fractal patterns in frost spanning the windshield
Posted in Haiku, Poem, Poetry
Tagged cold front, English haiku, fractal patterns, inverted haiku, is there a name for that?, math, never a good idea, repeating, splitting, states, sun, untouched, urinate, weather, windshield
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