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Why are these “naughty poems”?

Time is supposed to be a continuous stream flowing eternally. This is what supports the concept of time travel back to the past or to the future.

At times working backwards is easier than working in the forward direction. When unable to find the way to the center of a maze we work backwards. It is much more easier to come out of the maze – if we start from the center.

This is a similar attempt in writing simple English poetry. Instead of starting with a theme and going searching for words which rhyme perfectly, I did the converse.

I got all the rhyming words and tried to weave them into a poem – with a rational and acceptable theme – to the best of my ability.

These poems are naughty – not because of their theme – but since they were made differently. These poems had to become long or short – depending on the number of rhyming words at my disposal.

Some of the poems are really good and some are a little weird. Since it is an experiment, I request you to enter the blog with a lenient and open mind and try to enjoy my logical and mathematical creations.

<blockquote data-quote="Visalakshi Ramani" data-source="post: 228844" data-attributes="member: 16936">Why are these “naughty poems”?Time is supposed to be a continuous stream flowing eternally.&nbsp; This is what supports the concept of time travel back to the past or to&nbsp; the future.&nbsp;At times working backwards is easier than working in the forward&nbsp; direction. When unable to find the way to the center of a maze we work&nbsp; backwards. It is much more easier to come out of the maze – if we start&nbsp; from the center.&nbsp;This is a similar attempt in writing simple English poetry. Instead&nbsp; of starting with a theme and going searching for words which rhyme&nbsp; perfectly, I did the converse.&nbsp;I got all the rhyming words and tried to weave them into a poem –&nbsp; with a rational and acceptable theme – to the best of my ability.&nbsp;These poems are naughty – not because of their theme – but since they&nbsp; were made differently. These poems had to become long or short –&nbsp; depending on the number of rhyming words at my disposal.&nbsp;Some of the poems are really good and some are a little weird. Since&nbsp; it is an experiment, I request you to enter the blog with a lenient and&nbsp; open mind and try to enjoy my logical and mathematical creations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Visalakshi Ramani, post: 228844, member: 16936"] [COLOR=#006400][I][B]Why are these “naughty poems”? Time is supposed to be a continuous stream flowing eternally. This is what supports the concept of time travel back to the past or to the future. At times working backwards is easier than working in the forward direction. When unable to find the way to the center of a maze we work backwards. It is much more easier to come out of the maze – if we start from the center. This is a similar attempt in writing simple English poetry. Instead of starting with a theme and going searching for words which rhyme perfectly, I did the converse. I got all the rhyming words and tried to weave them into a poem – with a rational and acceptable theme – to the best of my ability. These poems are naughty – not because of their theme – but since they were made differently. These poems had to become long or short – depending on the number of rhyming words at my disposal. Some of the poems are really good and some are a little weird. Since it is an experiment, I request you to enter the blog with a lenient and open mind and try to enjoy my logical and mathematical creations. [/B][/I][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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