Title: A Little Fractal-Based Philosophical Poem Post by: Pterofractal on November 28, 2013, 02:53:24 AM It's a little poem I wrote one day. It lacks meter, but it's kind of Dr. Seuss-esque.
"One Iteration" What is it this universe wants me to be? Just one iteration in an infinite sea? One lonely iteration in a fractal universe. One iteration in a place so diverse. But one iteration can change the whole function. One iteration can hold a large junction. I may not hold much in a fractal so wide. One tiny branch somewhere off to the side. That one tiny branch may not be that much. A small group of changes lies in my life's clutch. Just one iteration in a fractal so wide One iteration feeling so small inside. But that one iteration might hold up a tree Of more iterations that may come to be That's why this one iteration has things to do. She's off to change places, the thing is, are you? Title: Re: A Little Fractal-Based Philosophical Poem Post by: jehovajah on December 03, 2013, 07:12:58 AM Shall we say shadow Or shall we say real? What of my senses! Or what do I feel? Must I choose One, the other to lose? Or rather Can I have both and extend things farther? But then my logic is fractured And all reason fails! Or is it not Fractal, And wind in my sails ? Can I forego certainty Completeness and all For the wonder of beauty The patterns that enthrall? |