On 23 January 2013 I posted a latitude-longitude poem "Zero-Zero" by Elizabeth Bodien and today I offer another of her poems of celestial geometry, this one inspired by a painting by San Francisco artist Blazin. Here, first, is Blazin's painting, followed by Bodien's poem -- both entitled "Midnight / Noon Along the Solar / Lunar Meridian."
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Geometry and autism
We do not easily describe what goes on inside our own heads and have still greater difficulty seeing into the minds of others. Pennsylvania poet Barbara Crooker uses images from geometry to help us to see into autism.
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autism,
Barbara Crooker,
equal,
geometry,
grid,
hexagon,
mathematics,
pentagon,
poetry
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