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Post by moonwick on Jan 4, 2007 0:59:35 GMT -5
Mathematician, warmth-subtracting, as-a-matter-of-facting, hoarding your precious equations till dawn breaks, the light refracting, shining like knives in the eyes till your head aches. "You think far too hard, my friend," I say over my cup of Styrofoam coffee. But silently my heartbeats gladden; I'm madly in love with your elegant theories. Mathematician, teach me a lesson. You've made good impressions, skillfully weaving my thoughts to the clouds with undivided attention, reducing my reason and sense down to one-fifth. Better not to say a word, I know you'll be frightened by my strong emotion which cannot be measured by any degree, so I'll sit here softly as you recite quotients.
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