Haiku vs Spam

Mark Cantrell was among several people who sent in a story about a company using "Haiku to Stop Spam. Essentially you use a copyrighted Haiku to tag that a message meets criteria (1 Recipient, Pre-Existing Relationship, etc) which then makes it a simple matter to filter the mail. I'm sure the spammers in China will laugh wildly as they forge the haiku. I challange comment posters to post only Haiku in this discussion ;)

Comments

to haiku, or not to haiku...

[stinky wizzleteats]

This is my troll Shakespearean sonnet.
Boldly here I break the haiku rule.
Karma; excellent; I have to waste upon it.
So let good flames, this writ here fuel.

A haiku's beauty is surely found
In crystallizing; beautiful, an essence.
In reducing an experience to the profound
Surely this ignores Spam's putrescence.

Entropic mass, with nothing there discreet:
Is such that comprises Spam's nature
For whether the missive or the meat,
It surely defies any essence of character.

For be well warned o ye who would haiku,
and look for this poem in my messages to you.