I Ching Hexagram

Three coins tossed at once; each coin is given a value of 2 or 3, depending upon whether it is tails or heads, respectively. Six such tosses make the hexagram. Some fortune-tellers use an empty tortoise shell to shake the coins in before throwing them on a dish or plate. A Sonnet Lipo-gram No Letter A Flyby moments of springtime, sweet impress deeply rooted in the feel of the skin Discern the hour of its serville prowess then bloom with kindrid spirit, be its twin Flowering florets with midget whole buds sendings shivers down your comfy dorsum Sleep inside this hothouse with silent thud then rouse gently, like the weightless vellum Time for betterment is here, find your pound weigh it in, turn the compost of your plot Let bygones be bygones, cover the grounds with redress, then grow your own blessed lot Hold the tortoise shell, put three coins in it, then consult I Ching, the way you see fit.