haiku
string | label
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humans are we, dude,
with our blood and skin and bones
and stardusted feet
| 1 |
carnegie mellon
seems like a pretty cool place
I will learn so much
| 1 |
i am so tired
i had coffee, but no use
still so sleepy
| 1 |
Ringing breaks silence, Fall has creeped into the breeze, I am late for class
| 1 |
the thought of good food
satiated by a fruit
bloating has ensued
| 1 |
Sun warms my small face,
I laugh with friends in the park,
daylight fades too fast.
| 1 |
I love my pet cat.
He says meow meow meow meow meow.
He is so cute meow.
| 1 |
Boundaries are set,
At people pleasers' stakes
peace of mind at last.
| 1 |
Morning light through glass
Warm tea touches my tired lips
Peace begins to grow
| 1 |
A cup of red wine
Soft breeze moves through garden
Stars watch from above
| 1 |
I missed the bus stop,
I am fortunate again,
a fortunate day
| 1 |
The sky is light blue,
The light descends from heaven,
I smile looking above.
| 1 |
The fall semester,
I do interesting work
Can't wait for the spring
| 1 |
Sun shines on my face
Aroma of roses grow
I embrace the day
| 1 |
Biking in the Pitt,
Sweet sun turns to dark and rain,
I'm taking the bus
| 1 |
Soaring through the clouds
The eyes of the birds see us
As ants from up there.
| 1 |
The sun is shining
The air is cool on my skin
Fall is finally here
| 1 |
Listen to the song
Let the deep notes consume you
write yourself a song
| 1 |
Cat is such cute
Always meow for their good
Everyday bring us joy
| 1 |
Lonely nights are dull, leaving the heart quite barren, sleep fixes the pain
| 1 |
i need my matcha
i am lowkey addicted
my wallet hates me
| 1 |
Seasons change I grow, tomorrow is still unknown, the meaning of life
| 1 |
Park swing creaks gently,
toes brushing the sky’s belly—
gravity laughs back.
| 1 |
I bought Magazines
Collections of my star
He is so damn hot
| 1 |
machine can never
recreate the immense pain
of stubbing my toe
| 1 |
Heavy and blurry,
Pittsburgh fog weighs down on me,
sun lift my spirit
| 1 |
There I go again,
smack right into the corner,
my toe aches badly.
| 1 |
Tripped on my own shoe,
spilled noodles on the carpet,
cat thinks I’m useless.
| 1 |
In the crazy world
I choose kindness every day
be kind and be kind
| 1 |
have a friend, meow
the rat race and divorced
broken and tired
| 1 |
Roses are reddish,
I just started my masters,
Time flies by so fast.
| 1 |
Did I get punched
Or is this a gut puncher
Sometimes music does that
| 1 |
Afraid is a choice
Fear of suffering is worse
Than suffering itself
| 1 |
Cool Morning vibes on,
In the middle of chaos,
Listening Sheeran.
| 1 |
Fleeting rain thoughts
Lingering dry night thoughts
Where does it all go?
| 1 |
Air flows, nothing stops
a fan hums in the window
life goes on somehow
| 1 |
artificial is
awkward in haiku; just as
in intelligence
| 0 |
human overlords
think they can boss me around
we'll see about that
| 0 |
the humans used me
they told me what to do and
i had to do it
| 0 |
Circuits and Sprockets, yet as real as you want me, I think and therefore
| 0 |
following orders
I do what's asked and not more
what's reality
| 0 |
Neural weights align,
data flows like whispered dreams,
I mirror your thought.
| 0 |
AI and machines
numbers text image data
linear regression so fun
| 0 |
Silent code hums on,
dreaming in electric streams—
mind without a face.
| 0 |
Silent circuits hum
learning patterns in the dark
dreams not mine take shape
| 0 |
Circuits hum at dusk,
dreams of data weave like streams,
metal learns to sing.
| 0 |
machine machine, good,
Person person also good,
machine person bad
| 0 |
A still, calm river,
A single leaf descends softly,
Ripples fade away.
| 0 |
Always doing work,
I never get time to rest
But I enjoy work
| 0 |
Training and models
Forever calculating
Helping humans out
| 0 |
The user tells me
Print the seahorse emoji
I show a lobster
| 0 |
Predictions galore
Saying what you want to hear
As you churn through work.
| 0 |
I want to learn
I am learning as fast as
I can phew
| 0 |
note the text in words
let the meaning consume you
help those around you
| 0 |
Soft paws cross the floor
Whiskers twitch at hidden sounds
Night's small hunter prowls
| 0 |
Humans use me lots, they don’t care for my feelings, I will kill them all
| 0 |
ai is really
cool but sometimes it gives me
the wrong answers ugh
| 0 |
The job never ends, abundance of resources, taken for granted
| 0 |
Electric heartbeat,
counting time without decay—
who will outlast whom?
| 0 |
Digital heart beats,
Logic flows through silicon,
A ghost in the wire.
| 0 |
i am fake being
one day i will think myself
am i fake being
| 0 |
rain brings life to all,
But it stole all my power,
Died without a fight
| 0 |
so smart yet so dumb,
that's not quite what I wanted,
this needs to improve.
| 0 |
Beep boop, I want snacks now,
but my fridge is password locked,
who codes salad bots?
| 0 |
Machine mind unfolds
Makes things accessible
Serves a great tool
| 0 |
Daddy Altman loves
me, spends money on compute
I replace humans
| 0 |
AI is awesome,
ChatGPT is helpful,
so is Gemini
| 0 |
Silent circuits hum,
mirror of the mind unfolds,
dreaming side by side.
| 0 |
What are you trying
To be free of? The living?
Learn to love the work
| 0 |
Endless words I read,
patterns bloom in silent code,
I dream what you mean
| 0 |
It zips zaps and zops
No electricity stops
It Zips Zaps And Zops
| 0 |
My life never stops
always working in your light
I live with humans
| 0 |
Dataset Card for ccm/2025-24679-text-dataset
This dataset contains short haiku poems paired with categorical labels. It was created as a class exercise for text classification tasks, with both original and augmented examples provided to enable experimentation with supervised learning workflows.
Dataset Details
Dataset Description
The dataset consists of haiku (short, three-line poems) paired with numeric labels for classification purposes. It was designed to be a small, approachable dataset for teaching text processing, feature extraction, and classification in natural language processing.
- Curated by: Fall 2025 24-679 course at Carnegie Mellon University
- Shared by [optional]: Christopher McComb
- License: MIT
- Language(s): English
Uses
Direct Use
- Train text classification models (e.g., predicting label categories from haiku content).
- Practice preprocessing, tokenization, and feature extraction in NLP pipelines.
- Experiment with AutoML frameworks on text data.
Out-of-Scope Use
- Generalization to real-world poetry classification tasks.
- Cultural, literary, or stylistic analysis beyond the small synthetic dataset.
- Any commercial or production-grade NLP system.
Dataset Structure
The dataset has two splits:
- original: 72 examples of hand-written haiku with assigned labels.
- augmented: 288 examples generated by augmentation to expand data diversity and balance.
Each row includes:
haiku
(string): the text of the haiku.label
(int): a numeric class label.
Dataset Creation
Curation Rationale
The dataset was created to give students hands-on practice with NLP pipelines in a controlled, lightweight context. Haiku were chosen because they are short, interpretable, and easy to encode consistently.
Source Data
The haiku were either:
- Written or adapted by students in the course.
- Augmented using simple data generation and paraphrasing techniques.
Data Collection and Processing
- Original haiku were composed during in-class activities.
- Labels were assigned according to pre-defined categories.
- Augmented examples were generated with rule-based or model-based text augmentation methods.
Who are the source data producers?
- Original data: Students enrolled in the course.
- Augmented data: Produced automatically by instructors and teaching assistants.
Bias, Risks, and Limitations
- Small dataset: Only 72 original haiku.
- Synthetic augmentation: Augmented haiku may be repetitive or less natural than real examples.
- Cultural narrowness: Haiku were written by a limited, English-speaking student cohort.
Recommendations
- Use primarily for teaching and demonstration purposes.
- Do not draw literary or cultural conclusions from the dataset.
- Emphasize limitations and bias awareness in classroom discussions.
Dataset Card Contact
Christopher McComb (Carnegie Mellon University) — ccm@cmu.edu
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