> It's like taking a poem and generating another poem of a different author based on phonemes alone). There is already a school of poetry that does this. For t

> It's like taking a poem and generating another poem of a different author based on phonemes alone). There is already a school of poetry that does this. For the LANGUAGE poets, meaning is often secondary, what is really of interest is the permutations of existing material. As an example, see [1] where Charles Bernstein creates an English poem by choosing words that sound similar (but don't mean anything similar) to the German words in Heinrich Heine’s classic poem "Lorelei". [1] https://jacket2.org/commentary/lorelei-heine-translations-shadowtime https://jacket2.org/commentary/lorelei-heine-translations-sh...