Arkhimedes speaking with Eukleides at the Library of Alexandria: Arkhimedes steps forward and exclaims delight at meeting famous geometrician. "Circles and flowing curves intrigue my mind bewitched by elegant shapes objects frame, for everything in nature I perceive extends dilating arcs that flex inclines, curl winding convolutions in looped coils, and twist gentle angles through supple forms. I long to learn secrets inflecting bows so I can measure volume in round curves and comprehend reason our world rings round, and why landscape of mountains and lush valleys bulge round or jagged, drenched in soaking rain. I want to know center point that suspends balanced cylinder of world where we live which revolves around vital mountain core and sustains fertile zones where humans dwell so I conceive structure of ideal Kosmos."
Posted on: Sun, 16 Jun 2013 21:40:33 +0000
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