Today we move from being pi observers to pi participants :)
Yes, yes, it’s cool to see all that can be done with pi musically, in cartoon, and with jokes. But doesn’t it just leave you wanting to join in?!
Today is your day! Jump in with a pi-ku of your own. Pi-ku is a take-off on haiku, but instead of having the syllable pattern 5-7-5, they use, you guessed it, 3-1-4. I first heard of it years ago from my sister Elizabeth when she and Niece #1 emailed me Pi-Ku for Pi Day.
Aunt Amy
Loves
All things numbers
Here’s one I wrote when I first started blogging about Pi:
Reflecting
God:
not just for shapes
*******
Ultimate
Pi
2015
********
Life springs from
Both
Joys and sorrows
*******
(I wrote this thinking of my dad)
Legacies
are
built day by day
![Diameter[1]](https://www.messymiddle.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Diameter1-555x475.jpg)
Pretty cool, eh?
Now it is
Your
Turn to pi-ku
See you in
the
comment section :)
P.S. any languages welcome!
Amy Young
Nuts
Always for Pi!
That’s why we
are
friends. Nuts like nuts.
Calculus
Helps
Enlighten Us
I love calc,
Maths
purposeful play
Wish you could have been here for the crazy pi-ku writing at the lunch table today with my three men (AKA two teenaged boys and one grown-up boy). Lots of laughs. Here’s one:
Mom may cry
if
I don’t pi-ku
I wish I
could
have been there too!
Majestic
God
Eternal Friend
Unfailing
Love
For sinful man
Creating
To
Share His glory
Perfection
Shared
In round ripeness
Eternal
One
Never leaving
His embrace
Wraps
Around my heart
Poetry
gifted
does it again
Not knowing
Still
Sitting with God