The Trinity Triangle
Euclid thought about it,
By observing what he saw.
A trinity of dots,
Makes trinity of angles,
60*, 60*, 60*.
Each part equal in locus.
Each point integral to the angle.
A line times three,
Remains equal regardless of the length.
Three lines make the body of a single unit.
Without the three,
There would not be a triangle.
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