∑ilence: The Mathematics of Us

What if equations could express love? This poetry collection treats mathematics as lyrical language-where numbers carry memory, symbols hold feeling, and proofs become quiet acts of reflection. Each poem begins with a complete mathematical statement-an identity, a limit, an equation-and lingers with it, exploring what it means to live alongside certainty, approximation, infinity, and loss. These are not math lessons. They are lyrical meditations on structure and relationship, logic and love, precision and wonder. Imaginary numbers become metaphors for unseen dimensions of thought. Limits reflect longing. Perfect numbers echo wholeness. Approximation becomes a way of knowing what cannot be fully held. Blending mathematical poetry, philosophical verse, and introspective lyricism, this collection is for readers who love patterns, paradoxes, and meaning hidden in plain sight. It invites you to notice mathematical rules, consider logic and order, and contemplate how life reflects itself in proof. Some truths repeat. Some converge. Some never arrive. All quantify the human condition.

Pagina's: 73, Paperback, Independently published