The growing importance of data science and analytics has led to innovative applications spread across various fields and genres over a short period of time. While data and the associated science are challenges in themselves, the applications using them to solve existing problems have instigated and brought to the spotlight new obstacles. To explore the new found understanding of the data middle ground between natural language and computer grammar, we propose a data science application model, Po-Miner. Po-Miner is an online poem generator based on scraped online web data. Along with syllable counts, rhymes, and other poem notions, Po-Miner induces clustering, and other data mining techniques via the Po-Select algorithm for random poem generation. Though a random poem lacks completeness and meaning, the very aspect of randomness brings in creativity and depth. Po-Miner operates on the grammar rules to generate a poem structured in a 5 × 5 grid. The paper presents the Po-Miner model, implementation, poems, analysis, and further, extends to its applicability in the security domain using the gird poem model. The poem generated by the Po-Miner can be used as an alternative and an enhancement to the one-time password system as its application. The Po-Miner appears to be a promising application that can be extended to several other domains.