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When it made Keats' work hip and relatable to the youths.
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When it called Microsoft Word out on its UTTER BULLSHIT.
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When it elaborated on everyone's favorite rhyme.
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When it accurately summed up a poet's stylistic evolution.
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When it threw back to ancient Greece for this amazingly awful pun.
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When it pointed out that Percy Shelley had zero chill.
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When it knew exactly what goes on in a poet's mind all day.
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When it pointed out that beat poets weren't great at everything.
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When it commented on the brevity of Walt Whitman.
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When it noted the general badassery of Lord Byron.
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When it used cats to differentiate how some poets approach their work.
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When it spilled the truth about poet envy.
14.
When it figured out which metric foot applies to your life.
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When it mused on Shakespeare's little-known kink.
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When it went the more practical route with Sonnet 18.
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When it perfectly envisioned what Elizabeth Barrett Browning would be like at Starbucks.
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When it captured your reaction to people who think poetry is dull.
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When it rewrote the title of Tender Buttons to be more descriptive.
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When it summoned Poe from the grave to deliver this message to other poets.
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And finally, when it perfectly described the creative process.
