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Texting is finding its way into our daily language.  It is a form of communication and even if you don't use it, you will discover and learn new words, via social media, family and friends. OMG-oh, my God , I have heard on TV, movies and read it in books.  The title of this post is :  I wonder(1DR) *w*-is a wink ;D  how this will affect the world of poetry.  Check out this article, young poets are  influenced by this language, I think we should explore it, too.  Be open to what is going to be part of the future. What do you think of this language and the idea of it already being poetic?
In case you don't like feel like reading the article; check this out:

BARD ENGLISH: SHAKESPEARE TEXTIFIED

'Shll I cmpre thee 2 a smmrs dy

Tho art mre lvly + mre tmprte

Rgh wnds do shke da drlin bds of may

+ smmrs lese hath all 2 shrt a dte

smtmes 2 hot da i of hvn shnes

+ oftn s hs gld cmplxn dimmd

+ evry fair frm fair smtms dilclns

by chce r ntre's chngig corse untrmmd

Bt thy eternl smmr shll nt fde

nr lse pssessn of dat fair tho owst

Nr sll Dth brg tho wndr'st n his shde

whenin etrnl lnes 2 time tho grwst

so lng as mn cn brthe or i's cn c

so lng lvs dis + dis gvs lfe 2 thee'

 I think we should write a Textified poem...don't panic if you don't have a cell phone or know this language. I have provided a link, scroll down and you will see some of your choices. Your poem doesn't have to be like this one above. Just use some text words in your poem, mix it up, play with this form. Have fun! It is the wave of the future.   

Here is your guide: Text Abbreviations 

and here is another site with Texting slang. 

GTG GL(got to go  Good Luck)