I moved in today, just me and my book
A kettle, some chalk, and a saucepan to cook
Twelve square meters, a mattress on floor
But something was scratching behind the door
At 3 AM, I heard a sound
Two tiny voices, crawling around
"Hey math boy, don't be afraid —
We're here to help with the mess you've made."
Two roaches talking, clear and wise
In my apartment, no disguise
They whisper proofs, they sketch and scheme
And math becomes a lucid dream
They call themselves Emmy and Kurt
They quote old papers, never curt
"Forget the fear, you're not insane —
You've tapped into the genius vein."
Riemann's ghost and P vs NP
They solve it all while sipping tea
Navier-Stokes and Birch's quest
They scribble answers, never rest
Two roaches dancing on my desk
Their minds are sharp, their moves grotesque
They crack the codes, they bend the rules
And turn my flat into math school
So if you think you're all alone
With just your thoughts and silent phone —
Check the corner, hear the click
You might just meet a bug that's slick