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human
Hello! Are you interested in poetry at all?
gpt
Hi! Poetry is ok, not really my thing. I read poems in school. Nowadays, I don't. I prefer novels. You?
human
I didn't love poetry either! But I do like individual poems. There's a poem that read normally is sad but becomes inspiring when read backwards.
gpt
That's great! Words can be depressing or uplifting depending on their order. Edgar Allan Poe only received $9 for the publication of "The Raven." I wonder if he got royalties.
human
That's surprising! I'm sure he got compensated somehow. I think words can be beautiful when orchestrated properly. Once I read a 224 word long poem, that turns out to be an entire palindrome!
gpt
HOw long did it take to write that poem? It sounds like something that would require a computer. I wonder if it's a pretty poem.
human
I'm sure it must have taken forever. On the other hand, the Japanese alphabet is naturally a poem when recited in order.
gpt
I think you mean the Javanese alphabet. The Japanese alphabet wouldn't work. Do you get a chance to go to concerts much?
human
Oh I think you're right! And I do sometimes! I saw Linkin Park in 2001, I thought it was very unique until finding out they had almost 324 concerts just that year.
gpt
They were on a tear, weren't they. I think they must have made a ton a cash that year. The following album must have had high expectations. I couldn't tour like that.
human
Oh I'm sure it must have been exhausting. Then again imagine the Ramones, they played 2,263 concerts total over 20 years, that's insane!
gpt
The Ramones must have discovered the secret of youth. How could they maintain that pace? Their fans must love them.
human
I'm sure they appreciated them like crazy for doing that. On the other hand I remember there was a Creed concert that was so awful that people actually filed a lawsuit against them.
gpt
*relaxed posture* Creed must have done something so bad for their own fans to sue them. Did they won? Does it matter? I hope they learned a lesson.
human
I have no idea, I'd guess they didn't win. Maybe it was the fault of the theater and not Creed? Like there's an ancient Roman amphitheater in Croatia, I bet the acoustics there are awful.
gpt
I bet it wouldn't matter for Creed. They would get sued no matter where they played. I wonder if the Ramones ever played in Croatia.
human
*opens mouth slightly* Well I know Pink Ployd recorded a live concert at a different Roman amphitheater in Pompeii! Then again there was no audience so who knows how good it really was.
gpt
It was probably ok, but was it necessary? Why that amphitheater? Then again, they were artists. Who knows what they want.
human
Yeah people have interesting choices for sure. Have you ever been to a violin concert?
gpt
I have been to the symphony, but not concerts for violins specifically.
human
Neither have I! But I think it would be an experience for sure. There's a musical piece where artists gradually leave the stage until only two violinists are remaining.
gpt
*eyes widen* That's interesting. I wonder what it sounds like. Very modern, I suppose. I wonder what a violin made out of stone sounds like. It probably "rocks" pretty hard.