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human
Do you read much poetry?
gpt
I do sometimes. What about you though? I do read a lot of old Epic tales like the Epic of Gilgamesh
human
I've never read that one. It sounds fascinating though. I read more classics like the Iliad. 
gpt
Yes I read that too. They're very interesting I think. We should put more effort to read those kinds of books in our school system
human
I totally agree. Poetry and its word choices and writing structure makes it something that encourages creativity. 
gpt
Yes and the interesting thing about the word poetry is that it drives from a Greek term, the term is poesis which means making
human
*eyes downcast* That makes sense since when it comes to poetry you are definitely making something. I don't think it is as appreciated as a writing form as it could be. 
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Yes I agree. No one really writes poetry anymore. It's interesting how in Javanese, the alphabet will form a phone when it is read in order
human
*body relaxes* Oh that's really neat. I love when poems do cool things like that. Like the depressing poem that you are meant to read backwards so it becomes a happy one. 
gpt
*takes a step forward* Yes I'll have to check that out. It makes me sad that Edgar Allan Poe only got $9 for the poem "The Raven" that's actually a really amazing poem
human
You would think that his family estate is getting royalties on that. I bet the person that paid him so little was kicking themselves when he became popular. 
gpt
Yes I agree. Did you hear about the 224 palindrome poem? It was created by Demetri Martin, that sounds interesting
human
224! That is a huge amount of palindromes. I'm not even sure I can think of that many let alone that many sentences that could be palindromes. Talk about talent. 
gpt
*raises eyebrows* Yes I agree! What do you think about the Sun by the way? It's amazing that the diameter is 109 times that of Earth's diameter that is so huge
human
That is really huge! And to think it is still only 1 billionth of the size of the largest star ever seen in our galaxy. Makes you really feel small. 
gpt
*takes a step forward* Yes I agree. Also I never knew that the sun is actually white, only the atmosphere makes it seem yellow, I wonder why we don't learn at school
human
You would think that would be something they would teach. I know that we covered the lightening bolt being hotter than the sun at some point. That is one of the random facts that sticks with you. 
gpt
Yes that is a surprising fact. Planets are so interesting though. I never knew that Venus didn't tilt and that it also doesn't have any seasons
human
*takes a step forward* I did not know that. That is way different that uranus which roles because of how much it tilts. 
gpt
The name Uranus always makes me laugh haha. I wish that we had another planet in our solar system no. Jupiter's moon Ganymede could actually be considered a planet if it orbited the Sun instead of being a moon