Letters of Helen Lynn

Visits to A Friend #1 A Biological Approach to Unified Theory Lynniann Geometry, pure and applied Beautiful Minnesota poetry 1 Beautiful Minnesota poetry 2 Beautiful Minnesota poetry 3 Beautiful Minnesota poetry 4 Origin of the Universe, 1980 Visits to A Friend #2 Visits to A Friend #3

Beautiful Minnesota poetry 4 by Helen Lynn

Violets smile in her eyes

Roses blush in her cheeks

Her lips touch mine in the night

And my heart beats in dance to a waltz.

Lovely are the lilacs

That bloom in my love's eye

Curly are her rainbow lips

When'ere she kisses me.

Arise you now at sunset

When leaves curl violent

Exploding underfoot

With all the universe a root.

Rainbow flowers are her lips

She sings on country roads

Music pours from tender songs

I love you, I love you, I love you.

But you have lips of rose petals

And when we embrace with kisses

I feel love as violent as thunderstorms

When loud whispering tongues

Do break me open.

Violets dance in her singing eyes

Roses flame on her lips

She sings like a waterfall

And day embraces night.

Copyright 1985, 1993 Lynn H Fisher, A personal copy may be made.

Poets that I have admired from early youth to maturity include among them, the rhythm of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, the music and emotion of Edgar Allan Poe, the calmness of Robert Frost, and mystery and nice turn of words of Emily Dickinson.  But, my background includes a sense of physical intuition and mathematics.  Because of my work, Circular Geometry or Lynniann Geometry, I am an American mathematician.