Except no one will get as far as lines (verse?) 14 + 15 because you have already suffocated us with your self-indulgent display of erudition. . . your sarcasm isn't too hot either.Quote:
Originally Posted by NordicFrost
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Except no one will get as far as lines (verse?) 14 + 15 because you have already suffocated us with your self-indulgent display of erudition. . . your sarcasm isn't too hot either.Quote:
Originally Posted by NordicFrost
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Sorry to hear that.Quote:
Originally Posted by hillwalker
Good thing you're answering for ''everyone'', eh?
Indeed - since there's not a queue of readers waiting to offer you their feedback.
Welcome to LitNet by the way - I wonder how we survived before you washed up on these shores.
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My vocabulary isn't large enough to understand this poem - is this a fault of the poem or a fault of the reader?
Both!Quote:
Originally Posted by Volya
Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by hillwalker
I'm here now, everything will be alright!
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Enjoyed digging through your poem.
Did not know Riemann was the first to work with n dimensions. Mathematics and theology/philosophy... Incredible man!
Also, from wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernhard_Riemann :Ta ! (short for tarradiddle),Quote:
Riemann was the inspiration for mathematician Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (better known by his pen name Lewis Carroll) to write Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass
tailor STATELY
He wasn't the first, but his work was ''revolutionary'', I ''made'' him the central figure; and that was just for the Mathematics/Physics part.Quote:
Originally Posted by tailor STATELY