In honor of National Poetry Month, New York Times software architect Jacob Harris has devised a "Haiku Bot" that trawls the newspaper's features for "serendipitous poetry"—the results are posted on a Tumblr feed, here. So many gems.
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this is awesome. i love it.
ReplyDeleteYou find THE BEST stuff on the internet. I ordered a coloring book from yesterday's post and now I will spend far too much time today reading haikus (thank you).
ReplyDeleteGuh! This is brilliant, sometimes they get things so right.
ReplyDeleteLoooove this!
ReplyDeleteI think this might be my favorite thing you've ever posted.
ReplyDeleteNice. Love a good Haiku.
ReplyDeleteThese.are.amazing!!
ReplyDeleteI love haikus.
love these!
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brilliant.
ReplyDeleteLayla, thank you so much! So happy to hear about your coloring book purchase - something tells me you won't regret that one :)
ReplyDeleteJulie, aw, I'm so glad!
This is so lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this, Shoko,
and thanks, Haiku Bot!
this is brilliant. i wish i had a haiku bot for my daily life... everything i said or wrote could be haiku-ed on demand.
ReplyDeleteHa! This is pretty incredible. Great find, Shoko!
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the bread and pork one is my fave. :)
ReplyDeleteKimia, mine, too!
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