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A CFD Haiku

	Posted Mon December 10, 2001 @05:45PM
	As a tribute to the "art" of CFD, we are kicking off the Official CFD Review Haiku Poetry Contest. A haiku is a small contemplative poem which valorizes nature, color, season, contrasts and surprises. For our contest, the topic must be related to the field of CFD. The basic haiku format is three lines of 17 syllables arranged in a 5-7-5 pattern. You are encouraged to send in your CFD haiku for publication here each week. There is no reward other than perhaps personal enlightenment. So, silence the mind, yield to spontaneity and send in your CFD haiku today. This week's CFD haiku: Difficult question... what flow field hidden within? computer reveals

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