Digital Poetry Investigation – Quoth-ing Mendel

I came up with some interesting results while exploring digital poetry in the links provided to us by Ms. P and I wanted to do a little show minus the tell cause’ the words to all the talking, so sit back, Dig on this Daddio and Catch Mendel Quoth-ing some Serenades :)

Mendel Quoth:

lyrical death by means of ink and paper

That swallowing chameleons makes you blue

we stuck together , our love was the glue

I don’t like chicken noodle or even beef stew

Mendel’s Serenade

lyrical death by means of ink and paper

Robots dance through fields of daisies

You say “pitty-pitty-pat” but disolve into a whisper

In Idaho and surrounding border counties,

Mendel’s Serenade

lyrical death by means of ink and paper

n-dimensional hypervolume is the phrase of the day

You say “pitty-pitty-pat” but disolve into a whisper

But the day-white smell always rips my dreams away

Catch this Daddio:

lyrical death by means of ink and paper

The pseudo-taco was very bland

You say “pitty-pitty-pat” but disolve into a whisper

I can chop off your right hand

Mendel’s Serenade

lyrical death by means of ink and paper

on fiddles Italian or Flemish

You say “pitty-pitty-pat” but disolve into a whisper

or a purple spiderfish

Mendel’s Serenade

lyrical death by means of ink and paper

my eye is full of glimmeries

You say “pitty-pitty-pat” but disolve into a whisper

And chase them across the skies

Mendel’s Serenade

lyrical death by means of ink and paper

tick tock meowed the clock

You say “pitty-pitty-pat” but disolve into a whisper

phil and the bearded clocks

Dig on this:

lyrical death by means of ink and paper

I integrated the flux, and thus refined the mesh

You say “pitty-pitty-pat” but disolve into a whisper

oh that this too too sullied flesh

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