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by Danèlle LeJeune (Author)
Danèlle's poems are physics and math based, but don't let that scare you. Schrodinger's cat ends up in a domestic violence shelter, there's a love poem to the physicist who declared time doesn't exist, & we get to eavesdrop on bulldozers in couples therapy. This book is an exploration of the landscape of math and science and poetry, where quantum entanglement explains true love, scientists drink morning tea while trying to explain fractals, the universe smells like raspberry dark chocolate. and Planck's constant measures what's left of a victim's dignity after leaving a dangerous homelife. Patterns build up, atoms explode, and we get to go home again, to something new and beautiful.
Incompleteness Theory is an exploration of scientific phenomenon and equations through the lense of poetry, sometimes formal and sometimes chaotic. The collection includes sonnets, abecedarians, rhymes, and freestyle. Chaos and Control. Paradox and what we know/don't yet know.
