First Poem: Inspired by Jan 9th spam mail
From: Catherine Hyatt
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 4:30 PM
Subject: This is the best I can do without being here all night.
Even the deafest overhear decadent abuses.
Ballistic whispers
Hypodermic kisses
Forcible glamour
explode in a silken mumble.
Blackout.
Steeled vanity,
treating itself to every moment belonging to the commonly gracious.
Remaining obsoletes steal advantages from shutout heroines.
A brawl, culminating in a saucy freeze clamps down on glaucoma veins.
Dirty notebooks
Tired networks
Hollow acoustics
Whaling.
Omnibus bills.
Welfare Followings.
Go ahead. Update me.
The spamProject began with the idea that the random words generated by spam senders to deflect the attention of spam blockers could be used as a means to reuse the words to offer unanticipated poetic phrases and artistic works.
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