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April 22, 2006 | Comments (2) | Permalink


The Fibonacci Poem

Gregory, from GottaBook, has come up with a unique way to combine both the Fibonacci sequence, with the art of writing poems. The Fibonacci sequence, if you aren’t aware, is a pattern of numbers like:

1,1,2,3,5,8…

In other words, start with 0 and 1, and add them together. Each result is then added to the previous number. It’s a popular series of numbers that can be seen just about anywhere (in nature, in music, in art, etc). Now there are poems built on this sequence.

Right now, Gregory’s Phenomenon is traveling the web like a wild fire, especially after being posted at Slashdot.org. There are already 200+ comments, and plenty of poems to read. I even decided to give it a shot. I’ll leave you to enjoy my pitiful Fib poem:

Fear
Is
My tool
In writing.
I want to scare you,
Because it is so fun to do.

Read more about Fib poems here. Thanks to Writers Blog for posting this news.



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Jodi

As an individual who dabbles in screenwriting/editing screenplays and SPEC scripts, I have to agree. Too many times, I sit and watch a movie and feel the same. Many up and coming writers have what it takes and I have read many great horrors, yet with the competetion of getting read never mind optioned, these writers get lost.
What I find is there is a lack of the thriller/suspense/horror. The formula just seems to lag. The realism of how and when, gets lost within the 'action' and fx...
Great Post!

Bryan D. Catherman

Poems are already so hard to write, then someone has to go and make it harder. That man has a real problem.

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