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About the StoryAn interactive ghazal-sonnet on love and longing, fire and passion.Game Details |
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55th Place - 22nd Annual Interactive Fiction Competition (2016)
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The Breakfast Review
Well, it looks like we're making a poem. We choose a combination of verb and adverb, and then a sonnet appears; our choice of action occurs in the final couplet, and the rest of the sonnet ... the rest of the sonnet makes no sense whatsoever. Are we supposed to hammer at this until it does make sense, or at least sufficient sense that we're satisfied? If so, I can see no way to get there, aside from randomly guessing at combinations of verbs and adverbs.
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Randomly generated abstract poetry, May 9, 2017by MathBrush
I am a fan of poetry, but not generally of procedurally generated poetry, except for the Mary Jane of Tomorrow. This program generates random, disjointed ghazal-form poems based on some input. I think more could have been, for instance with rhyming procedurally or otherwise using the stricter forms of Ghazal.
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