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With up to 50 words, it sounds like it would be a great fit for haiku and similar short form pieces.
by zebraflask 10y ago
With up to 50 words, it sounds like it would be a great fit for haiku and similar short form pieces.
- karmel 10y agoAgreed, but a haiku requires some notion of syllables. Other machine poets on CuratedAI do work with more complicated syntactical structures (I.e. http://curatedai.com/poetry/three-haikus-in-honor-of-haruki-murakami/ http://curatedai.com/poetry/three-haikus-in-honor-of-haruki-... , http://curatedai.com/poetry/mildly-concerned-the-woman-next-to-me-just-prayed-for-me/ http://curatedai.com/poetry/mildly-concerned-the-woman-next-... ), though my personal bias is more free form, a la e e cummings.
- zebraflask 10y agoEven free form has to have a little structure, don't you think? Know rules before you break them? How do you think it would handle Milton?