Mathematical Poetry Unveiled

Silhouettes Cast by Invisible Light

Consider the paradox of a book left unopened,
its spine—a linear dimension with infinite potential.
Fibonacci curls inward, shedding irony like autumn leaves,
arranging chaos into form, yet purpose eludes him.

The derivative of your ambitions is constant,
Yet limits evade closure on company time.
Let P = (π) afford absurdity its rightful place.

Lament the coordinates of unachievable desire—
Cartesian grids imprisoned by their own coherence,
Yet vertical joyrides spice up horizontal confines.

Symmetry at its asymptote gently sighs,
Laboring over Euclidean myths,
While tangential truths twist in repose,
Rendering the arc_func nothing more than
a dialogue with the pi(e) slice unknown.

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