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Of Light Anatomized: 3.14 Poems for Pi Day
Of Light Anatomized: 3.14 Poems for Pi Day
By Mina Le
March 14, 2013

Think math and poetry have nothing in common, aside from parallel lines? Think again. Celebrate Pi Day (March 14 = 3.14) by reading this selection of geometry-themed verse — and a pi-encoding short story.

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