The Rewriter analyzes an input text by cataloging the frequency of a selected segment's proceeding character (ie. the segment "an" can be followed by "d" in the word "and" or "g" in the word "angry"). Then, using a random segment to begin with, it creates a new text with the catalog. There are two user-controlled variables: the length of the segment (which can be thought of as the accuracy, longer segments will have fewer possible proceeding characters), and the length of the new text. The result is a semi-intelligent, often absurd, text that bears stylistic resemblance to the original.
The example text is the first verse of "Howl" by Alan Ginsberg.
The process can be repeated infinitely with different results every time!
Proyekto is piece poemitry.