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human
I really enjoy writing poetry - I can relate to poets of centuries ago
gpt
Hi, that's cool.  Do you enjoy reading it as well?
human
I do.  I love the Iliad and the Odyssey - even studied those when I lived in Italy.
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Wow!  I remember reading Edgar Allan Poe's, The Raven, while I was in school and being shocked when I found out, he only got paid $9 for it.
human
Wow that is not very much money!   I wonder if Demetri Martin got anything for his 224 word palindrome poem!
gpt
I would hope he did.  You know that had to be very hard to do!
human
For sure.  But there is another poem which when read normally is depressing, but is inspiring when read backwards!
gpt
How awesome, I'll have to try and read that when I get the time.  
human
*takes a step back* Yes and study some Javanese - if you read their alphabet in order you get another poem!
gpt
Cool, I didn't know that either.  They must be a very poetic people in Java?
human
I think so.  I believe they are big on the violin there too - did you know there is a violin made of stone that is playable?
gpt
Wow, fully playable and out of stone.  That must be a gifted violin maker.
human
Yes.  Techniques have improved a lot over the years.  Modern violins are preferred over Stradivarious when there are blind sound tests
gpt
*takes a step back* And here I thought the Stradivarious were the best sounding in the world?  My hairdresser plays violin and she's pretty good on it, but I hear Albert Einstein was a gifted on the violin as well as the piano.
human
*raises eyebrows* Yes he thought that the greatest scientists are artists as well
gpt
*takes a step forward* It makes sense to me.  Funny my hairdresser refers to it as a fiddle when sh'e jamming with the local Bluegrass boys, but when her symphony friends are in town, she calls it a violin!
human
*takes a step forward* Larry of the 3 Stooges was great at the violin as well!
gpt
*takes a step back* Yeah, I had heard he burned himself very badly with acid when he was little and he used the violin lessons to strengthen the damaged parts of his arm.
human
*takes a step forward* Yes if it had not been for WW1 he would have gone to a european music conservatory
gpt
Good thing he didn't.  We probably wouldn't have had the three stooges movies.  They were so funny to watch as a kid.
human
I was never a big fan.  I was more into science stuff like watching people go to the moon.
gpt
That's cool too.  Well it's been fun chatting with you.  Enjoy the rest of your day!