Fibonacci Poem #2
1-1-2-3-5-8-13-21 words
Okay?
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Happy?
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Let’s start.
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At the beginning
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(Which is the right place)
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With one word, then one again, then two;
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Then the sequence goes: three words, five words; eight words, thirteen, twenty-one.
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The line with twenty-one words in is probably the longest line as it gets silly after that – in my opinion.
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Graeme Sandford 
How interesting, I like mathematical take on poetry and vice versa 🙂
It was suggested to me by a fb friend – I like new forms (and maths) thank you for liking it. G:)
To me, coming from scientific world my self – any blend with poetry appeals 🙂
And using some of that scientific knowledge in your writing can add an extra element to your words – Vanadium! G:)
It can, yet poetry helped me a lot with my scientific writing. I even wrote a post about it! 🙂
Had a mosey over – very impressive – G:)
Thank you!
An FB friend?????!!!!!!!
All universe is based on mathematics… I loved your mathematically written poem. Thanks and Love, nia
I nominate you for the Blogger Recognition Award and One Lovely Blog Award.
This coul become very stream of conciousness 🙂 I like it!