Google Poetics
The accidental beauty in Google’s autosuggest algorithm.
The accidental beauty in Google’s autosuggest algorithm.
Algorithmically-generated combinations of tweets in iambic pentameter. Some of the results are really quite lovely. I’m imagining a poetry reading of this stuff in a hip café …it would be fun.
Loving Godzilla 17 syllables at a time.
It's not very often, I must confess, that I see a poem about CSS. You know a technology is in its prime when people start talking about it in rhyme.
foreach (tyger in night.forests) { burn(bright); }
Helvetica poster. It can be yours; Haiku required.
Jessica's English translation of a 19th Century German poem in the public domain – possibly the only English translation of this poem in existence.
This is the poem read by Bruce Sterling during his closing remarks at South by Southwest 2006. "This old anvil laughs at many broken hammers."
This is the plain vanilla look.
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