Keep a poem in your pocket
and a picture in your head
and you'll never feel lonely
at night when you're in bed.
The little poem will sing to you
the little picture bring to you
a dozen dreams to dance to you
at night when you're in bed.
So —
Keep a poem in your pocket
and a picture in your head
and you'll never feel lonely
at night when you're in bed.
- Owl Orchestra
️I heard a bird sing
In the dark of December
A magical thing
And sweet to remember.
"We are nearer to spring
Than we were in September,"
I heard a bird sing
In the dark of December.
At nine of the night I opened my door
That stands midway between moor and moor,
And all around me, sliver-bright,
I saw that the world had turned to white.
Thick was the snow on field and hedge
And vanished was the river-sedge,
Where winter skillfully had wound
A shining scarf without a sound.
And as I stood and gazed my fill
A stable-boy came down the hill.
With every step I saw him take
Flew at his heel a puff of flake.
His brow was whiter than the hoar,
A beard of freshest snow he wore,
And round about him, snowflake starred,
A red horse-blanket from the yard.
In a red cloak I saw him go,
His back was bent, his step was slow,
And as he laboured through the cold
He seemed a hundred winters old.
I stood and watched the snowy head,
The whiskers white, the cloak of red.
“A Merry Christmas!” I heard him cry.
“The same to you, old friend,” said I.
We looked out our bedroom at moonlight:
Now how could we go to sleep
When the world out there was as bright as day
And the snow was lying deep?
So we muffled up and out we went —
Nobody heard us go —
And we stood in the magic of moonlight
In a garden wrapped in snow.
Everything changed, enchanted:
Our garden seat a throne,
The bushes softly smothered,
The trees as white as bone.
For a while we could only look,
Held in spell, but soon
We were shaping hard, cold snowballs
And throwing them at the moon.
Tomorrow: snowmen and snowfights
And clearing a track for the cars,
Treading it all, into slush, but tonight
We snowballed the moon and stars.
When there's something strange in your neighbourhood
Who you gonna call
THOSE BASTARDS!
so thats not really how it works, its x/x × (the rest of the fraction) = 1 × (the rest of the fraction) = the rest of the fraction, hard to explain online but just substitute different values of x in, it will give you different fractions based on the value of x
I mean if you want to be technical about it,
Let g(x) = x/x × f(x), h(x) = 1 × f(x) = f(x)
g = h iff f is undefined for 0
For all x where g is defined, f(x) = g(x) = h(x)