Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806-1861) used counting in her description of love in her sonnet that begins "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways." Contemporary artist, poet, and retired math professor Sandra DeLosier Coleman finds relationships a bit more complicated -- and builds her description in the poem below on the square root of two.
Between You and the Root of Two by Sandra DeLozier Coleman
I have less chance of knowing you
than of writing out the root of two.
How e're I start, it never ends,
exploring how love lies, pretends.
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Between You and the Root of Two by Sandra DeLozier Coleman
I have less chance of knowing you
than of writing out the root of two.
How e're I start, it never ends,
exploring how love lies, pretends.
Read more »
