corpus

qlb - ramsey nasser
tampio - finnish-looking programming language
goto++ - full parody
linotte - “if you can read a book, you can read a program”
dolittle - japanese programming language (using reverse word order, like japanese grammar)
maude - meta language
befunge - two-dimensional playfield
aheui - korean version of befunge
chicken - one word, also has the most beautiful white paper
emmental - self-rewriteable programming language
brainfuck - <3 (draws from false)
malbolge - hell
difficult - thing, and everything
lolcode - l33t sp34k as turing-complete
this=that - exclusively variable-based language (with some pretty examples in the documentation)
klingon - klingon
perl-klingon - perl klingon
unicode-obfuscated language proposal - can not use ASCII characters
qriollio - language based on a hispanic dialect (rioplatense)
urduscript - also based on a dialect (urdish = urdu + english)
APLBAONWSJAS - just one command
light patterns - harvestworks + daniel temkin
shakespeare - like tragedy
intercal - parody, amusing documentation and dialects
whitespace - whitespace with only, well, whitespace (goes with perl::bleach)
ioke - recursive, modifying, serious language
excel turing - computer in excel
trumpscript - python in trump’s america
algol - with its dialects
perl
c++
javascript
racket
python
lisp
java
clojure
go

code city - metaphor for source code
ching - example of creative man page
perl poetry mode - assumptions that a word is going to define a subroutine eventually
perl::bleach - turns perl source code into whitespace code

everythingissomeone - object oriented night time stories
if hemingway wrote javascript - with a repo and a blogpost
i speak myself into an object - code book
basic computer games - source code of basic computer games
first screening: computer poems - kinetic poems from 1984, with the source code of the JS reimplementation
generations - short stories generated with python code and distributed as book/pdf with source code
what to do after you hit return - decorated source code from old times published by the people’s computer company
google groups discussions about perl poems
hastac code critique forums
writeup on code poetry slam
exquisite code - doesn’t seem to be so much related to source code
why code is not poetry - with a response here
blog post on code and poetry