How creative!  At first I was like, What on earth is this?  But then I looked once more at the title and I put two and two together.  I have a couple questions.  Was this exactly, in order, what google put up, or did you stretch it to fit meter? And if you did, then why the flamingos and some of the other odd ones out?  If it was your own tweaking, then you might have added a more consistent meter and chosen more "general or universal" subjects per line.  Also line 6, "Why are there school" -- are you sure that wasn't meant to be "why is there school" or "why are there schools"?

I thought this was a really cool poem, and well done on an original idea. I'm thinking that perhaps you should have finished it with a line that questions all of those things. Other than that, I thought it was great. Keep writing!

This is really rather clever. It says a lot about our society and culture, infusing concerns that are simplistic (a PS3) and those that are a bit more complicated (God). I also find it a nice portrait of modern human curiousity.

Well, I have to say that I love this. I'll admit that I've spent quite my fair share of time just sitting and typing random words into google to see what pops up, and turning it into a poem was brilliant. I like that you started with all why's, which ties it all together nicely so it is slightly less random. Great!

It's an interesting idea and, obviously, brings up questions. I liked how different degrees of questions were scattered throughout, from a more innocent question about flamingos to a more serious question about torture. However, there were a few things that really distracted me:

1. "Why are there school." I know that's actually what Google gives you, but it was really distracting, and I spent the rest of the poem thinking about how it could be "why is there school" or "why are there schools."

2. In the "why to" section, torture is included. Now, I understand how that works, torture does begin with "to," and obviously if that's what you were going for, keep it, just wanted to mention that I personally found it distracting... unless that was the point, to have these little things that jerked you out of simply reading a nice poem?

3. In the "why to b" section, the first grouping has all different "b" verbs, while the second has only "be." My suggestion would be to either make them all "be," have them all different, or group it so two "be"s sandwich the other "b" verb.

If that was how you wanted it to be and want to leave it purely the way Google gave it to you, of course, leave it! But I thought I should bring these things up if it wasn't exactly your intention, or not to that degree.  

I really liked this piece simply because it is such a perfect summary of our age. Everything from war to whimsy, what the population asks "Why?" about. A really beautiful idea well executed.

However, I did take issue with the heading "why to b": although the resulting questions do tie in well with the rest of the poem, the heading itself is extremely choppy and unpleasant. The entire poem is one of questions, but nobody begins a question by asking, "why to b..." A quick fix would just be to change it to "be."

Anyway, fantastic idea, lovely poem!

Wow, this is really good!  It's a really creative idea for a poem, as it reveals what people are truly wondering.  Also, I love the ending.  It's not too strong but it's extremely powerful. 

It's a good concept; I really dig found poems. It didn't hit me, though, or make me feel anything; at the end of the poem I felt the same as before I read it.

Funny!

I really like the idea: the search engine spitting out those things when you start to type phrases. Good idea for a poem!

At first I didn't really like this poem. But after reading it some more, I like it. I like that it encompasses our age in a rather elegant, organized way. It shows us our times, rather than dancing elliptically about it. I don't really have a problem with the "Why to b" section, though I can certainly see it as lacking in the aesthetics department. The only other change I suggest is the title... Perhaps something a bit more fitting to the tone of the piece. I think it ought to include Google the way it does... but something about it just doesn't do it for me. Other than that, pretty clever idea. 

I thought this was really creative. It really makes people think, Why are we here?

Loved this poem -- so original!

What if (just a small suggestion) you put the words you're searching in bold like google does, so it would be like:

why to:

why to recycle
why to quit smoking
why torture is wrong

why to b:

why to buy a ps3
why to believe in god
why to be an organ donor

Just thought that might make it less confusing.