Happy Pi Day. Try some March Mathness, and put some Pi in your poetry..
It is Pi Day, that is in the states where we write today’s date 3/14 it is. (Another fun fact is that Einstein was born on this day in 1879.) In another life of mine I sometimes teach math. Kids of all ages have heard of Pi and are fascinated with it. I have had them write Pi-etry and Pi-ku using the digits of Pi to determine either syllable or word-count. Below is my take, using the first 21 digits to dictate syllable count. The second poem is my more free form ode to Pi, or M’ode à la Pi .
My math students did a remarkable job of writing with the Pi-ku challenge. I challenge you to take a cross-curricular leap and use Pi or the digit sequence of Pi as your inspiration to write a poem today. Use as many or as few digits as you wish…
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I’m baaaaack. Good morning Marcia.
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I see that, and I’m very happy to have your reblog of this post here today, even if I did get mixed up as to which one I was responding to. Had to pick up my car from the repair shop at the crack of dawn, and STILL haven’t gotten my first cup of tea, so I’m in a bit of a stupor! But I LOVE this post, and your poems, and will be checking them out again as soon as I have my morning date with Earl Grey! 😀 ❤
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