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By Poeformology on Dec 8, 2011 in: Applied Poeformology, Poetry, Art, English, Free-Form Form, Math, Metered, Writing
Of course, we all know what the Collatz Conjecture is. Wait. You don’t? Man, have you been missing out on some serious fun! (If by “fun,” you mean restless nights spending many an hour of your lifetime wasting away wondering whether the Collatz...
By Poeformology on Dec 3, 2011 in: Applied Poeformology, Poetry, Sestet, Tetrameter, Metered, Hexameter
Okay so, I realized that though I’ve not made much progress in my writing career, I have much to be thankful for. I have friends to thank. My family. Our two dogs. My best friend and personal editor. My then- but now-ex-boyfriend. E-publishing...
By Poeformology on Aug 1, 2011 in: Applied Poeformology, Metered, Quatrain, Repetition, Rhyme Scheme, Tercet
I was feeling bored today, so I thought I’d try my hand at making an original poetic form. Yes, the first one on this blog (but not the first one I’ve made). Now. The Guillion. It is a poetic form composed of three quatrains and one concl...