fibs
While, er, 'researching' just now I came accross the blog of Gregory K.Pincus - inventor of the Fib.
A Fib is a wee poem that follows the Fibonacci Sequence - that is 1/1/2/3/5/8 - the mathematical pattern that is found in nature (eg Nautilus Shells) and in Sacred Geometry is said to be all sorts of perfectly wonderful things... very mystical.
here is mine:
i
was
crap at
maths at school
however this is
really very interesting
I never thought I'd say this but I love Fibs...
Labels: poetry
posted by d sinclair at
09:40
8 Comments:
I like fibonacci poems.
I love your post!
(I hadn't heard of "fibs" either, as poems, though I am well aware of those wonderful mathematical sequences.)
Welcome aboard this traveling show.
Thanks for introducing me to the fibs form--I hadn't heard of them either. And welcome to Poetry Thursday! I got started with poetry here just about a year ago... and it's been great. Keep sharing.
Fibs are neat to write. I didn't know the information though, thanks.
i always love being exposed to a new form of poetry... thank you for that
I've written a few of them and they are a blast. Thanks for joining in and sharing yours.
I absolutely love them - fibs are fun to write. Like haiku, they look easy but aren't, at all! Yours is fun!
shucks
guys
its great
to have your
feedback and perhaps
I can do the same for you too.
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