Fibs - Fibonacci-based Poetry
Gregory K. writes "April is National Poetry Month (and, it turns out, Math Awareness Month), and on my blog, I decided to get people writing poetry based on the Fibonacci sequence. The poems are six lines, 20 syllables long with the syllable pattern 1/1/2/3/5/8, though they can go longer, obviously. I've been calling 'em Fibs, and people have been writing them on pop culture, politics, math, and more."
First
Post!
I bet
nobody
can beat me to it
with a Fibonacci poem!
Helping with organizational effectiveness is our job.
Yeah.
Right.
Breaking
A sentence
Into syllables
Does not a poem make - how pointless
aich
tee
tee pee
colon slash slash
slash dot dot org poem
I
Wait
For The
Beowulf Hot
Natalie Grits Goatse
Signal Eleven Penis Bird
If voting were effective, it would be illegal by now.
Math,
Makes,
My head,
Quake with pain.
Writing a poem based
On Fibonacci does the same.
Big apple, new Yorik, undig it, something's unrotting in Edenmark.
Damn!
This
Will be
Tough for the
Mods, if they count all
the syllables in every post!
Did
You
Know That
The Sequence
Originally
Described The Humping Of Rabbits?
When I am king, you will be first against the wall.
Well
I
For One
Will Welcome
(It's Mandatory)
Our Fibonacci Overlords!
--- Attorneys Assisting Citizen-Soldiers & Families -
God,
all!
It's fib,
version A.
Edit idea...
No! Is rev B, if still a dog.
try:
....foo
except:
....print "Display"
....print "Fibonacci"
....count = prevcount = 1
....while prevcount <= 7000:
........print prevcount ; count, prevcount = count + prevcount, count
The way *I* read the program (pronouncing each special character except for the quotes and colons), it's a fib. AND it does something useful. It displays the first twenty Fibonacci numbers!
Pronounced:
(1) try
(1) foo
(2) ex cept
(3) print dis play
(5) print fib on ac ci
(8) count e quals prev count e quals one
(13) while prev count less than or e qual to sev en thou sand
(21) print prev count sem i col on count com ma prev count e quals count plus prev count com ma count
Now that's *real* nerdy. Geeks should be proud.
One.
One.
Then Two.
Three is next.
Five, of course, comes next.
Then Eight. It's getting hard to do.
Next is 1D. We're counting in Hex - this is slashdot!
Gotta love the surprise ending!
We
Get
Signal
All your base
Are belong to us
Somebody set up us the bomb.