That actually is incredibly beautiful. It's crazy to think that the machine that generated it was devoid of the emotions behind this assembly of words.
Code up the format of a villanelle and find Twitter posts to fit.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villanelle
> VillanelleBot, created by Felix Jung, is a bot that composes villanelles using random posts from Twitter. Each line corresponds to a full post on Twitter
If you click on the line it goes through to the tweet e.g.
> i ate curly fries and shaker fries
This is perhaps more apparent with viruses. They aren't living per se, but are halfway there. The assertion that the virus is not a machine seems to be a difference without a distinction.