Nobody
by Debashish Haar — Read all 156 poems by Debashish Haar
Saturday, February 10, 2007
He solves
a non-linear differential equation,
and then counts
all the zeroes,
and one by one drops
the solutions
scattered everywhere
to lose count of numbers.
When he realizes
that some broke
the boundary conditions
he gobbles them and starts
all over.
He performs a linear transformation
and makes everything additive,
be it shadows, maps,
love, pervert fantasies,
real or abstract,
and then flips the Jacobian,
as he invents
division and sets
boundaries that don’t exist.
He enjoys
only he knows what strings,
when women become pictures,
men shadows
to market
his perfume, soap,
medicine, and transfuse
their blood and oil.
He enjoys a twenty-course meal
in a seven star restaurant,
and ignores the possible
mathematical genocide.
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Peace,
Joselyn ;)
Good write, Debashish!!!!!
Sandie May Angel :o)
in a seven star restaurant,
and ignores the possible
mathematical genocide.
Quite a Summation, Debashish.