Greetings on EARTH DAY. Earth's inhabitants today pay a price not only for our own careless habits but also for earlier ignorance about the fragility of our world. (As Garrett Hardin has said, "There is no away to throw to.") The April 20 edition of the Washington Post had an AP article about the risks of trash to wildlife in the Atlantic that provoked me to write the following square poem.
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Thursday, April 22, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
April -- Poetry, Math, and Boxing
April continues—both as National Poetry Month and as Mathematics Awareness Month (with theme math and sports). As in the April 9 posting on baseball, in this post I also blend these interests with a math-and-sports poem--this one celebrates boxer Sugar Ray Robinson.
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