Carol Dorf, poetry editor of Talking-Writing, is a math teacher as well as a poet and her work as well as those of others with math interest are explored in "Wild Equations," the Spring 2016 Issue of Talking-Writing. Here are some links:
By Giavanna Munafo
"Twenty-Four Hours"
By JoAnne Growney "Skagway Study"
By Alice Major
"Euclid's Iron Hand" and "Bird Singularities"
By Amy Uyematsu "Three Quick Studies of Math-Art"
By Eveline Pye "Celestial Navigation," "Three," and "The Law of Statistics"
By Larry Lesser "Margins"
By Stephanie Strickland
"Doomed calculations which God acknowledged
Islands (Invaginated by SaltwaterBays with a Stream and Another Both Flowing
All Through Them along Enfolded Paths)"
Earlier this week in an American Mathematical Society blog posting entitled "Math and Verbal Gymnastics," Duquesne University mathematician Anna Haensch also celebrated the join of mathematics and poetry.