The Miniscules:
OK. Now to write another poem…
-Leon
Last day:
Tag: weird
Writing a poem a day is exhausting. So I figured it was time to do some catching up.
Here is the seventh and final (maybe) installment of The Untitled – Hide and Seek theme:
Here are the first six in case you missed them:
My newest weird idea:
The Miniscules: a few that I have missed posting here:
OK. Now to write another poem…
-Leon
I like math. I’m not great at it, but it is fascinating. Like how the circumference of a circle divided by its diameter always gives you pi. And not just that, pi never ends. So, when you think about it, you’ll never be able to get an equal piece of that pie.
The other weird math thing I’d like to bring up is the nine’s times table. C’mon. Didn’t you have to memorize all the facts on the times table up to 12 X 12? (That’s 144, by the way). I still have to think about some of them. I remember all my doubles without thinking, but there are a few that just never stuck. Math would have been so much easier—and quicker— it I could remember all the facts.
Back to the nines. Do you see any pattern or relationship with the answers?
| 9X1 | 9 | |
| 9X2 | 18 | |
| 9X3 | 27 | |
| 9X4 | 36 | |
| 9X5 | 45 | |
| 9X6 | 54 | |
| 9X7 | 63 | |
| 9X8 | 72 | |
| 9X9 | 81 |
I thought my Hide-and-Seek was only going to be a couple of cartoons. I was wrong. Here’s #4:
Monday’s Miniscules:
Thanks for dropping by!
-Leon
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I post “The Miniscules” on Instagram @lines_by_leon every Monday, but I’ll put them here on Wednesday as well.
Monday’s “Miniscule Monday” continuing the fairy tale theme.
I came across my Inktober sketches, but I have no idea what word each was supposed to represent. Do you?
I introduced a new cartoon two weeks ago. It didn’t have a name then. Let us welcome:
The Untitled
Part three:
“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery” If you are thinking that the humor has a familiar weirdness to it, you wouldn’t be mistaken. Any idea of the target of the homage?
Thanks for stopping by!
-Leon
Leon Stevens is a composer, artist, and author of three books (so far): Lines by Leon: Poems, Prose, and Pictures, The Knot at the End of the Rope and Other Short Stories, and Journeys: Eight Original Pieces for Classical Guitar
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I post “The Miniscules” on Instagram @lines_by_leon every Monday, but I’ll put them here on Wednesday as well.
Monday’s “Miniscule Monday”…
Last week, I introduced a new cartoon. It didn’t have a name then. Let us welcome:
The Untitled
Continuing the childhood game theme:
“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery” If you are thinking that the humor has a familiar weirdness to it, you wouldn’t be mistaken. Any idea of the target of the homage?
Thanks for stopping by!
-Leon
Leon Stevens is a composer, artist, and author of three books (so far): Lines by Leon: Poems, Prose, and Pictures, The Knot at the End of the Rope and Other Short Stories, and Journeys: Eight Original Pieces for Classical Guitar
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Weird Wednesday: Cartoons
I post “The Miniscules” on Instagram @lines_by_leon every Monday, but I’ll put them here on Wednesday as well.
I had this thought, and it was appropriately weird.
Thanks for stopping by!
-Leon
Leon Stevens is a composer, artist, and author of three books (so far): Lines by Leon: Poems, Prose, and Pictures, The Knot at the End of the Rope and Other Short Stories, and Journeys: Eight Original Pieces for Classical Guitar
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Weird Wednesday
Getting close to being caught up with all “The Miniscules” to date. There will be a few more Wednesdays before you will be getting the current weekly serving of hilarity. Of course, you can always catch Miniscule Monday on Instagram @lines_by_leon
No verse for the creatures this week, just a query.
Hope you enjoy my creations!
-Leon
Leon Stevens is a composer, artist, and author of three books (so far): Lines by Leon: Poems, Prose, and Pictures, The Knot at the End of the Rope and Other Short Stories, and Journeys: Eight Original Pieces for Classical Guitar
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Weird Wednesday
Last Wednesday I shared the origins trailer that I put together: “The Miniscules: Origins” .I’ll let you get caught up.
Back? Nice. Here is the next installment of the Miniscules recap.
And finally, no Weird Wednesday would be complete without some “creatures”
Survival is inevitable
Adaptation is necessary
To perish not an option
Weird enough for ya?
-Leon
When I started The Miniscules it was just an avenue for some strange ideas that I had in my head. sometimes they got into predicaments because of their size, then later they became embroiled with current events. With a bit of time on my hands, and in answer to many queries like, “Where did the Miniscules come from?”, I decided to use my rudimentary skills to produce what I like to call: “a waste of a few hours of my day…“
Now to continue your refresher of The Miniscules so far:
So, there you go. I hope that you enjoy The Miniscules as much as I do.
-Leon
