Not all the computer generated ones seemed human even on the level of the individual lines. I read all but one all the way through just in case something at the

Not all the computer generated ones seemed human even on the level of the individual lines. I read all but one all the way through just in case something at the end managed to bundle the chaos into something coherent, but Sonnet #5 has this line: then comes a small bright spark comes wandering There's no way any human would have written a line like that, it looks the kind of error you get when you phrase a sentence one way, then rephrase it but fail to fully delete the existing words. The two occurances of "comes" stick out to any human when read aloud.