Epic of the Dawn of the Quadratic

standard form; zero.

different.

yet the same.

desperate; hurting.

c was taken.

both cried, ached.

saved.

by one over a.

x to the second now free of guilt, and coefficients.

free to live.

b above a, alone, lonely.

broken in two, life is worse.

but hope springs forth.

from its twin.

b-above-two-a to the second; rejoice.

brought to both sides of the transaction.

joy to all involved.

alasfor this addition brings perfection

of the highest order

condense the perfection

to more easily measurable amounts.

x, and b-above-two of a, all to the second

the counterpart of:

b-above-two-a to the second deficient of

c over a.

ALERT!

RID OUR STREETS OF THE PARENTHETICAL SQUARE!

IT WILL EAT OUR CHILDREN!

FROM THIS: we take the root;

our children are safe.

we are given uncertainties in return

for our valiance.

now: the root

is not equal to x.

in an effort to resolve this inconsistency, an unidentified “b-over-two-a” was stolen from both. representatives declined to comment

A PARENTHETICAL SQUARE; SCREAM.

HIDE THE YOUNG, RUN?!

resuscitate those not breathing,

we will maim the rogue!

attack numerator and denominator!

leave no survivors!

…

…

…

triumph: it has been multiplied out.

now; c and a, celestially (mathematically) intertwined,

times four-a, both.

add those that correspond;

simplify the lives of those under

the tyranny of the root.

gasp, I declare.

for does not the root of four-a to the second

grow to be

two-a?

indeed.

now blood brethren unite over one;

or, over two-

a.

two become one.

simplified.

now, born into existence,

is x.

equal to:

b, lacking, and confused.

more or less?

the root of four-a-c, wrenched from b times b.

and two times a, squished.