text: When 3D turbulence gets pressed, yo
  It's like a power boost, flow on the go
  Compressed along two dimensions, you see
  Energy pumps up in the flow, energy spree
  
  But the noncompressed direction, it's indirect
  Feeling the compression through equations, correct
  Numerical simulations, that's how we roll
  Studying 2D compressions, taking control
  
  Initially isotropic, keeping things fair
  But nonlinearity struggles to maintain the air
  Energy components parallel, they rise to the top
  Dominating the turbulence, ain't gonna stop
  
  Stronger growth, sustained and steady
  Compared to 3D, it's getting heavy
  Turbulent energy increasing, no thermal loss
  Turbulent Mach number rising, no matter the cost