TWO ARRANGEMENTS

geometry,
unlike the sea,
requires proofs,
postulates, theorems,
formulations of if A is true
and if B is true,
then C must be . . .
the sea,
unlike geometry,
requires its own logic,
random, changing
variations of wind
siren wildness wooing with
enchanting songs,
the polyphonic rising of waves
affected by the shore bottom,
the polyphonic breaking of waves
affected by necessity,
known at the end
by contrapuntal proofs,
melodic arrangements
of the universe.