Easy As 1,2,3...
I invented a verse composed of uncommon integers
that reach to infinity divide the universe by Pi
to expose it's symmetry.
Broken down into fractals of chaotic imagery
slowly unraveling the architecture of divinity
useing archaic wisdom to break life down
to an algebraic system - plot the parabolas
of existence so there is no way to twist 'em.
Calculate a verse so precise you divide your
faction to fractions when you hear 'em, working
the angles courtesy of Pythagorean Theorem
code travels the matrix I study to spot the motions
add the common factors on an abacus and plot
the quotients - I douse the rhythm with a 1,000
algorithms as curricula. Discover that the globe
and sun are perpendicular. My my particular brand
of mic geometry is rockin proofs. To show I equal
both sides of you squared like the hypoteneuse
Then I'll crack the code of a semiotic symbiote
trapped in the mode of the math behold as I fold
it in half collapse to a fraction or decimal, yet still
increasing to epochal decibels of inestimable value
Now you see an object somewhat elliptical flipped
reciprocal reaches critical mass with a pass of the
volume in cyclical motion stirring a potion ingredients:
quotients and medians and the means to an end
seems to begin in the range of strange attractors
flying on Cartesian planes with factors in an alternate
path backwards, subtracted along an axis of y or x
even cyber techs can’t find the next integer hidden
in the circumference amongst this hyper text
find the sine and tangent of a mind that’s rampantly
spouting this. Calculate the calculus of an amalgamated
alchemist. It amounts to this static relation to quadratic
equations add in the radius of Saturn’s duration
to fatten summations. Try penning your bilinear stats
to a grid or a graph, but perhaps consider forgetting the
Euclidean path and inventing the math. Intersect the
vocal chords with words and plot the secants as the
events unfold and spot the sheet inside a Fibinachi sequence.
look you can add rhymes for milleniums,
but still ya sum is none, in other words,
welcome to Microphone Mathematics 101