The poem is probably read by a computer -- probably an Apple
computer readback function. I'm most impressed by the idea that a
computer read program can read a poem, flat and emotionless as
computers might be, that didn't seem too bad... 
It made me wonder what computer readback function would sound like
reading other forms of poem; for example: can it read free form
with the same effectiveness?
This might be a thought of a rather lazy person (eg myself), but if
you can have a program that reads the poem you write back to you,
it can be a useful tool. At this point, it might be wishful
thinking, considering a computer will not be able to perfectly
understand where to stress a word (like at the end of a line in
some poems) nor will it know how to adjust its tone or speed to the
way a line or strophe in a poem is meant to be read.
