S Cearley
I have put in thousands of hours on my poetry generator over the past three years. Thousands. It gets rough, sometimes I feel like I should get rid of the whole thing and simply write poems on my own.
But every so often, the computer writes something for me that makes it all worthwhile. Like tonight, when it gave me this line:
Alonealastalovedalongthe
@scearley Oh man I wish there was a game that I could wander around and read generated poems from this. Like my reward from dungeon crawling would be to find a book with a poem generated just for me by that program. Cool stuff though. I hope it can find a way to open source one day. It is interesting how words have a different identity when they come from a computer, I feel more free to interpret them however I want than with a (direct) human author lol.
Coffee & Aspirin
You know of @aparrish 's work, yeah? or @janellecshane
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