Bud,
stem,
and then
the petals...
soon a sunflower
joins the fibonacci parade.
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4.14.2006
Labels:
fibonacci,
form-structure,
numerology
3.08.2006
It turns out Emperor Frederick II & my mother share the same birthday (different years). Gosh, that explains a lot.
The emperor grew up in Palermo, a Sicilian-Norman-Arabic blend of cultures.
He was attired for burial in a mixture of Cistercian & Arabic robes.
He was interested in mathematics : he sponsored & encouraged the famous Fibonacci.
He wrote a treatise on falconry which is still cited.
Castel del Monte is a weird, unusual place, sort of like my poem.
"Poets, envy the crystallographers!" (Mandelstam)
(I'm finding some of these facts in a book by Heinz Gotze, Castel del Monte.)
The emperor grew up in Palermo, a Sicilian-Norman-Arabic blend of cultures.
He was attired for burial in a mixture of Cistercian & Arabic robes.
He was interested in mathematics : he sponsored & encouraged the famous Fibonacci.
He wrote a treatise on falconry which is still cited.
Castel del Monte is a weird, unusual place, sort of like my poem.
"Poets, envy the crystallographers!" (Mandelstam)
(I'm finding some of these facts in a book by Heinz Gotze, Castel del Monte.)
Labels:
calendar,
Castel del Monte,
fibonacci,
Frederick II,
Henry bio,
Mandelstam3
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