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It makes poetry / from grocery store items / again and again
posted by dng on Oct 26, 2023 - 1 comment

Each day, I post a Basho poem. These are my own translations. [more inside]
posted by vacapinta on Apr 23, 2020 - 1 comment

TwitPoet is an iOS app and friend and I wrote. It automatically generates poems from your Twitter feed, and (if you choose!) tweets them. It can compose Limericks, Haiku, and Rhyming Couplets. You can compose poems from your Home feed , a Trend, someone you're following or tweets you've searched for. twitpoet.com , Twitpoet on the App Store [more inside]
posted by BardyWeirdy on Jul 26, 2016 - 0 comments

Given the name of a musical artist, "Song name haiku" finds haikus where each line is the name of a song by that artist.
posted by jjwiseman on Jan 19, 2015 - 5 comments

About a year and a half ago I started writing haiku-ish film reviews for movies I'd seen. I'm up to 90 or so now.
posted by hanoixan on Feb 21, 2013 - 1 comment

I've developed my second iPhone app, Robo-Haiku, which lets you generate random english-language haikus that are bizarre, humorous, and sometimes cynical. They can be tweeted or emailed to your friends. It's free, and supported by advertising. [more inside]
posted by jpburns on Apr 23, 2012 - 1 comment

Maybe you were given an e-reader today, and you're looking for stuff to read on it? Well, I've been running a weekdaily, online literary-and-speculative magazine since July 2009 called Seven by Twenty, which uses Twitter as its publishing platform. Since writing has to fit in a tweet, it by necessity focuses on very, very short stories and short-form poetry (haiku and scifaiku are especially perfect lengths). Now I've published an ebook anthology of the 140 best pieces from the first two years of the magazine's history (plus one more for luck). [more inside]
posted by joannemerriam on Dec 25, 2011 - 0 comments