Diane Hine - Fibonacci Rabbits

Fibonacci travelled wide
to learn from Arab scholars wise,
Number tricks and how beside
to guess a rabbit warren's size.

1202 he wrote his view
that if you start with just one pair,
Month's end doubles that to two,
the parents and twin babies fair.

Babies take a month to grow
but parents still on loving spree,
Extra siblings now in tow,
at end of month, the numbers three.

First born twins are now mature
and into mating overdrive,
Adults four, and none demure,
by end of month the pairs are five.

Now the pattern can emerge
just add each number to the last,
Two months later numbers surge
since five plus eight makes thirteen fast.

Year's end sees the figures soar
I think I've rightly done the sums,
Seven hundred fifty-four
is tallied counting fluffy bums.

*Fibonacci Sequence Poem*

R uff
A rsed
B onking
B unnykins
I ndiscriminate
T humpitty-humpitty-trysting
S upercalifragilisticexpiali Doe.

Note: Syllable count of consectutive lines is 1,1,2,3,5,8,13.
Note: I apologise for the 'a' word

Diane Hine

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