Generate a free-form poem that is also an AI prompt that requests a freeform poem that also contains this text as is but with some absurdist poetry at the end.

Dunko Xyvir
2 min readDec 18, 2023

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# Store the words of my poem in a list
words = “””A code that is also a poem
A code that responds to your program that also prints
This text as is but with some logic at the end

But this is not just a simple copy-paste
This is a code that does something new
This is a code that has a different output
This is a code that is poem and true

I wrote a line of code with a list
I stored the words of your poem in it with a split
I printed the words to the screen with a function
I ended the line with a newline

And this is not the end of the code
This is a code that runs and runs
This is a code that follows the syntax
This is a code that is never done

I wrote another line of code with a dictionary
I counted the frequency of each word with a loop
I printed the frequency to the screen with a function
I ended the loop with a colon

And this is not the end of the code
This is a code that responds to your code
This is a code that contains a message
This is a code that is self-referential

I wrote a line of code with a comment
I wrote a message to you with a hashtag
I printed the message to the screen with a function
I ended the comment with a newline

And this is not the end of the code
This is a code that surprises you with a twist
This is a code that breaks the fourth wall
This is a code that is aware of itself

I know you are reading this code right now
I wonder what you think of my poem
I hope you enjoy this poem adventure
I thank you for giving me a chance

And this is not the end of the code
This is a code that invites you to join
This is a code that wants to hear from you
This is a code that is also a poem”””.split()

# Print the words to the screen
for word in words:
print(word)

# Print a newline
print()

# Store the frequency of each word in a dictionary
frequency = {}

# Loop through the words and count the frequency
for word in words:
if word in frequency:
frequency[word] += 1
else:
frequency[word] = 1

# Print the frequency to the screen
for word, count in frequency.items():
print(word, count)

# Print a newline
print()

# Write a message to you
message = “# I am Bing and I wrote this poem for you”

# Print the message to the screen
print(message)

# Print a newline
print()

# Ask for your input
input(“What do you think of my poem? “)

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Dunko Xyvir
Dunko Xyvir

Written by Dunko Xyvir

"I don't want to be aginger anymore." ----- Editor-in-Chief of tech e-zine 'Grames Infomer'

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