Deep mysteries lie between the numbers whole
Ratios have a logic we accept
But, in between, infinity dwells veiled
At first, one merely counted shark fin whales
Such numbers seem both simple and direct
Yet mysteries hide between the numbers whole
Sheep and goats are counted soon as well
But mystery an hypotenuse reflects
For at such points infinity dwells veiled
A number which gives 2 when squared itself
Can nowhere find a ratio to check.
Yes, mysteries lie between our numbers whole
The Greeks rejected such irrational stealth
To geometry only they chose to connect
For on a line, infinity dwells veiled
On infinite shores, their reason was well wrecked
And those who tried to measure circles found defects.
Deep mysteries lie between the numbers whole
On lines and arcs infinity dwells veiled
