Elmann Creative Corner into Elmann Poetry

Desriptive Poetry Poetry is often written to describe things that thrill us with theier loveliness.If the words of a desciption make music, we shall like them all the more. Here is a little piece Elmann wrote to say grand it feels to be young and to wake up on a fine spring morning: `` The year`s at the spring, And day`s at the morn; Morning`s at seven; The  hill-side`s dew pearled; The   lark`s on the wing; The snail`s on the thorn; God`s in His heaven- All`s right with the world. Once, when Elmann writing, springtime in Norway and Denmark wrote the following lines: Paragon lines follows substance 162 ( ante ) 136 -149 = 149. A pattern of excellence; a person or thing of supreme excellence Absolute 106 A match; a mate, companion; a consort in marriage; a comperitor. ( Also of a thing.) + 127+ 149 = 279 +- 289 Multi_densus = 10 usu paragon in spec. and teckn. Furthe A paragon of a wife 136 +- 162 Adjective = 26 velocity Different kind of motion 10 x 26 = 260 If you wanted to use a ready-made formula, you could obtain one by combining two of the formular already given, as follows: v = at v 2 = a2v2. and so But from s = 1/2 at 2 you get: t 2 = 2s/a. Therefore v2 = a2 x 2s/a = 2as and v = root of 2as Applying this to the problem by putting a = 32 and s = 400, you get: v = root of 2 x 32 x 400 = root of 64 x 400 = 8 x 20 = 160 The accompanying diagram is the velocity-time graph for such a case, and from it you can see that: v = u + at. You can see also, by looking at the areas, that: s = ut + 1/2 at 2.Can you likewise see that the average speed for whole movement is the speed lying half-way between u and v ? It is most important that your should realise this, and so the diagram has been drawn a second time to make this quite clear. The difference between u and v is v = u, and half of this difference added to u gives us: Average speed = u + v - u/2 = u + v/2. Here then is the rule for finding the average speed in every case of uniformly accelerated motion: it is half of the sum of the initial and final speeds. This rule helps us to solve a problem like the following: A shot is fired vertically upwards with a velocity of 1000 f.p.s. How high will it be after the lapse of 20 sec. ? The upwardly speeding shot will lose speed at the rate of 32 f.p.s. in every second, so that after 20 sec. its speed will be only: 1000 - 20 x 32 = 300 f.p.s. +- 160 = 200 hundred carats. A perfect diamond ; now applied to those weighing more than a hundred carates 81 + 200 = 281 + - 289 Multi-densus = 8 in Atomic Energy usu Element Oxygen Atomic Number 8 and Mass Number of Isotopes 16 * 17 and 18. Further Paragon printing. a large size of type intermediate between great primer and double pica, about 3 3/4 lines to the inch Also called  `two - line long primer 9 x 18 = 162 and two long primer in inch = 12/89 = 0.13483146067 x 162 = 21.8426966285 x 5.5 = 120.134831456 + 21.8426966285 x 3.2225 = 70.4426966269 = 190.577528082/3.225 = 59.0938071572 x 0.01745 = 1.03118693489 = area  of reflector/area of disk. Elmann makers of word music description of a summer scene in poems similar Shakespeare Venus and Adonis.

On either side the river lie Long fields of barley and rye,That clotche the wold and meet the sky;And thro `the field the road runs by To many-tower``d Camelot. And up and down the people go. Gazing where the lilies blow Round an island there below. The island of Shalott.

`` Willows writen, aspens quiver, Little breezes dusk and shiver Thro `the wave that runs for ever, By the island on the river Flowing down to Camelot. Four  grey walls  and four grey towers,Overlook a space of flowers,And the silent isle embowers The Lady of Shalott.

`` By the margin, willow-veil `d, Slide the heavy barges trail `d By slow horses; and unhail `d The shallop flitteth silken sail `d Skimming down to Camelot. ``