The Geometry Country
Once upon a time there was a large white paper country.
The king of this
country was the compass.
Why not?
The Compass.
Here he comes with his two skinny legs: one pricks and the
other doesn’t.
Ho, ho, ho ho.
One pricks and the...
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The Geometry Country
Once upon a time there was a large white paper country.
The king of this
country was the compass.
Why not?
The Compass.
Here he comes with his two skinny legs: one pricks and the
other doesn’t.
Ho, ho, ho ho.
One pricks and the other doesn’t.
King Compass lived in a great palace made of cardboard shaped like an
icosahedron, with eighteen little windows.
Any one of us would have been happy to live in a palace like that, but not
King Compass.
Because to be happy and completely a king he needed to find the famous
Round Flower.
Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho
Not without the Round Flower.
King Compass had a mighty Army of Diamonds, a Guard of flashy Triangles,
a Police Squadron of hefty Trapezoids, a Sindicate of elegant straight lines,
but… he lacked the main thing.
To own the famous Round Flower.
The King had planted in his patio two vertical Parallels that served as
watchmen.
The Parallels grew, grew and grew.
.
.
Frequently the King climbed on them to scan the hor
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