Fibonacci poetry is a literary form based on the Fibonacci number sequence. The sequence begins like this: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21. In order to find the next number in the sequence, you add the two preceding numbers. The sum of these two is the next number, which then is added to the one before it to get to the next number, and so on.

Fibonacci poems can embody the number sequence in two ways, either in numbers of syllables or in numbers of words.

This is how a poem in this style is written:

Line 1 = 1 syllable or word
Line 2 = 1 syllable or word
Line 3 = 2 syllables or words
Line 4 = 3 syllables or words
Line 5 = 5 syllables or words
Line 6 = 8 syllables or words
Line 7 = 13 syllables or words
Line 8 = 21 syllables or words

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