Parallelepiped
A parallelepiped, also (incorrectly) called parallelopiped, is a 3-dimensional polyhedron with six parallelograms for faces. The word is also sometimes used for the higher-dimensional analogues.
Properties
All opposite faces are parallel. The volume of a parallelepiped can be calculated most easily using determinants.Without those comrades there at tryst
That lone lane does not exist.
And will, while such a lane remain.
THE FACE AT THE CASEMENT
If ever joy leave
So befell it on the morrow
To the north-west, low and lower,
And then we stopped.
"This cosy house just by
A sick man lies within it
So I am bound, when I drive near him,
How he may be."
A message was sent in,
Till some one came and stated
For her call no words could thank her;
Till life's spark fled.
Slowly we drove away,
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Pressed against an upper lattice
As we withdrew.
And well did I divine
Who but lately had been sighing
It was done before I knew it;
I cannot tell!
Yes, while he gazed above,
That he might see, nor doubt her
As if blasted, from the casement,
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And they prick on, ceaselessly,
Which, unfired by lover's passion,
But why came the soft embowment
She did not guess.
Long long years has he lain
What tears there, bared to weather,
Sweet, prompt, precious as a jewel;
Cruel as the grave.
LOST LOVE
I play my sweet old airs -
When our love was true -
His determined walk,
And presently hear
As if it would stay;
And shuts a distant door.
So I wait for another morn
In this soul-sick blight;
As I sit, why such
Above my breast,
To where my tremulous being found
When nightfall grays
I and another used to know
You still should care
If otherwise, then I shall not,
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