Automatic generation of textual artifacts is always the basis of the rules that govern its operation, but also attest to the programmatic intentions of the author, that this encoding literally his poetry. Darwinian Poetry of David Phillip Rea, for example, uses of the rules of natural selection in a completely artificial, such as the source code. Thousand words generated in random fashion are subjected to the principles formulated by Darwin in his time, with the elimination of some and the mutual support of others. It is the user decide what to delete and what to promote, guiding the process along with the whole community that decides to participate, to interesting results. Once you have reached a stage 'mature', in fact, the algorithm continues in his work, continuing to generate poems acquired with the new rules, which become the species 'genes' literary. In this work, the perception of the text is essential in the early stages, when what matters are a few terms and what they can cause emotionally. But in the context of perception, it is interesting to a recent study at Cambridge University, who argues that an understanding of a word depends essentially on the correct position of the first and last letter, even if the order of those in the middle is wrong. A script in php developed by delta407, and entitled Word Scrambler Thing demonstrates how this text is plausible ee is both possible to develop a different language automatically.