Top Stories
Stories in Poets that you’ll love, handpicked by our team.
UFOs and OCR: How can AI refine and digest vintage content?
How can ChatGPT clean up and riff off of a PDF with Optical Character Recognition (OCR)? OCR makes textual content within scans of archival documents accessible, but with the discoloration and complicated fonts often found with these materials OCR is not always accurate. How can ChatGPT streamline the process of accesing retro articles?
Anything New in Here?
Can somebody please explain Why when we see what the fridge contains We close it and sigh Wait a minute or five Then open it up again?
Loryne AndaweyPublished 15 days ago in PoetsYour nomenclature is lame
Right there in the medical compendium Says old docs called a pussy “pudendum” But why choose a name Whose root-word is “shame,”
Morgana MillerPublished 15 days ago in PoetsLife's Absurdity
Silly dances, funny faces, invisible bees chasing us down a street tripping over feet, running into spiderwebs, listening to songs on repeat
The Invisible WriterPublished 16 days ago in PoetsA Kumquat in the Rain
There once was a man from Maine who got it stuck in his brain that his teeth would rot if he ate a kumquat on a Tuesday in the rain.
The Cyan of a Ulysses Butterfly
I could never Figure out if Your eyes were The cyan of A Ulysses butterfly Or the cerulean Of forget-me-nots // I never knew if you
Poppy the PoetPublished 16 days ago in PoetsCome Back Home
Cages don’t make people better Or sending love only in letters, Too many locks And friends in a box, For sins that no one can measure…
Alexis Dean Jr.Published 16 days ago in PoetsColor of the Soul
Here I stand in front of the mirror, two of me. One inside the shiny glass, one outside. Living in the margins of a world gone crazy.
Susana's WorldPublished 16 days ago in PoetsTOPSY-TURVEY
There was a young lady from Dallas. She went by the name of Alice. Sinister voice and mean, unlike a royal queen. Yet, she wound up in a palace.
Babs IversonPublished 19 days ago in Poets
Lace and Satin
There once was a gal from Manhattan Whose skivvies were all lace and satin She thought she was "it" Till her underwear split
Cathy holmesPublished 18 days ago in Poets
Coffee Limericks
Coffee goes right to my brain It makes me kind of insane We musn’t be lazy Drink this n’ go crazy Hey, at least it’s not cocaine
Leslie WritesPublished 20 days ago in Poets
Absurdination
This is for the latest Vocal challenge that you can read about below. The limerick only clocks in at thirty-one words, but I hope it brings a smile to your face, but I would forego that if Vocal give me the two grand.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 21 days ago in Poets
