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On the early web, mit.edu had this: I ate your web page. Forgive me, it was juicy and tart on my tongue.
by gpvos 7y ago
On the early web, mit.edu had this:
I ate your web page.
Forgive me, it was juicy
and tart on my tongue.
- dgzl 7y agoI guess that counts as a haiku, no? Very cool.
- boffinism 7y agoIt's also an homage to a very short but non-haiku poem by William Carlos Williams: http://famouspoetsandpoems.com/poets/william_carlos_williams/poems/16997 http://famouspoetsandpoems.com/poets/william_carlos_williams...
- JetSpiegel 7y agoThat was not featured on Paterson.
- DHowett 7y agoThis reminds me of the web browser that shipped with BeOS (1995-2001), NetPositive. It would replace 404-status responses and network errors with haikus. There's an archive of those haikus at https://8325.org/haiku/ https://8325.org/haiku/! Yesterday it worked Today it is not working The web is like that.