Instead of a preface, or a little about poetry, MDS, and the notorious zillion monkeys

Who in our time reads poetry?
Probably only teenage girls and a few cultural aunties. Oh, and those who write poetry and criticize. They cook with themselves in samizdat-type tanks and other thematic resources there.
But before now I suppose, in the framework of lichteniye, with appropriate unions, a sort of Ivan the homeless gathered and carried rhythm and rhyme into the world, thoughts and feelings, passions and fears, bright and not so.
And Mayakovsky, chopped and minted rhythm to the masses!
And Yesenin is a singer of Russian hinterland and soul!


Not in our time, but rather in the everlasting timeless philistine poems. So, to sit down in the evening with the family, and to read each other something for the soul, and mood, and peace inside and outside.
')
Nooo! What is there! Hard permanent time trouble.
Projects, deadlines, deadlines, cabbage, shops, Hawk, clothes, etc. ... cabbage, search for new projects ... well, you can probably loop ...

Retreated lyrically. I start sabzh actually.

Here is a verse for you:

By inheritance
Peace Conference
Smiled.
Dark paths
Three dead gods
Sing
Three to one:
Four pages of black notebook
Fairy for Cinderella
Heavenly marketing


Somewhat unusual, right?
Something like hockey.

Guess who the author?

:) Not ... Not me

Do you know who?

Now one more little lire. retreat. For many years now, the rather well-known program “Model for Assembly” has come to the fore and in the heart of which there is a permanent leader and, IMHO, the best reader of our time, Vlad Kopp. Now this program is released in the form of a podcast in Russian Samsung-fan-club .

Going there right now you will be able to fix the rhyme read above, just by running through the names of the books.

Well, how can you not recall the popular saying about the fact that "If you plant a million monkeys for typewriters, then according to the theory of probability they will write" War and Peace "."

Although;) who knows, maybe editors of the podcast are joking :)))

Yes ... for those who will be late (and maybe read a new work of AI or monkeys or MDS editor :)
Below is a snapshot of this “verse”:




The spelling is preserved (there is a typo in the source), but the punctuation is invented by the author of this topic for fun. You can add accents as you like.

And you say: “believe algebra harmony” :)