beautiful merging of "machine" and "human." the lines themselves are quite emotive: i hadn't read 'normal/banal' tweets before and they're quite expressive. the algorithm that selects rhymes either happened to be doing great as i watched, or actually takes into account syllables and removes spam and urls.
edit: here's an example (4 consecutive lines chosen because they convey a strange meaning):
> Don't you hate it when you call someone back and they don't answer!
> RIP Dominick Dunne and Ted Kennedy. Damn you, cancer.
> Furthermore, it feeds on other animals and eggs. THIS IS MADNESS!!
> Somewhere between a lot of happiness and sadness.
I think it falls beautifully into the romantic surrealist genre, and appauld it for doing so.
I wasn't criticising banality, though I would disagree with with your commment on banality is the root of all art. What are you basing this on?
There are rhyming dictionaries, but also just parsing the pronunciation indicators of a traditional dictionary for matching end-sounds would work -- and allow matching syllable counts as well. Wiktionary includes pronunciation guides in 'IPA' symbols:
edit: here's an example (4 consecutive lines chosen because they convey a strange meaning):
> Don't you hate it when you call someone back and they don't answer!
> RIP Dominick Dunne and Ted Kennedy. Damn you, cancer.
> Furthermore, it feeds on other animals and eggs. THIS IS MADNESS!!
> Somewhere between a lot of happiness and sadness.