Professor turns paper arguments into ghazals, with Claude writing and Suno singing
vishalmisra · x · 2026-10-13
Researcher vishalmisra shares a cross-genre experiment: after years of making arguments in papers and blog posts — and a longer love of ghazals — he started putting his arguments in bahr (classical meter) instead of paragraphs. p(doom) became "Fasaana"; net neutrality became "Poora Jahaan".
The workflow: he drafts the couplets, Claude shapes the shers, and Suno sings them. A neat case of academic argument meets AI music generation.
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