Rock hiaku test #1 - can bots do poetry too about rocks? - Update

Hello all. So I did get the @hiakubot to answer back. But it was not as I expected!

FYI - I did a little test to try to call out the @hiakubot after seeing the @hiakubot on the @shasta blog with some awesome alaska photography:

https://steemit.com/landscapephotography/@shasta/the-path-to-iliamna-volcano-landscape-photography

This inspired me to tr:y to call out the @hiakubot:

https://steemit.com/poetry/@snowyknight/rock-hiaku-test-1-can-bots-do-poetry-too-about-rocks

There were many great hiaku's posted there, but until now, no @hiakubot.

However... that is not the end of the story.

In the past 24 hours I have been celebrating 100 days on Steemit:
https://steemit.com/steembasicincome/@snowyknight/tell-me-your-favourite-fossil-and-perhaps-win-a-steem-basic-income-share-100-steemit-days-celebration

Here, @hiaku bot responded, to a comment on the post but not the comment I thought it would answer:

"Awesome! Both are great options. Thanks for stopping by! And cool photo too." This line brought them by:

"Awesome! Both are great
Options. Thanks for stopping by!
And cool photo too.

             - snowyknight"

Basically this was something I wrote, not intentionally as a hiaku, or was it ;)

So @haikubot did visit, but I am not totally sure what triggers it to come.

If bots can do poetry, or at least detect it, why not do bigger and better things?

On that note:

We hope you come back
poetry alone is sad
won't you visit us

Thanks for stopping by.

Reference:
Robot photo from:
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2013/08/robot-love