Artificial Light VS Natural Light
I ironically found paradise in sitting in a park
With a man who oft prefers sitting in his room so dark.
For us all of the artificial lights are just too stark.
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Categories:
artificial, light,
Form: Sijo
Artificial Intelligence is?
Where a series of
messages fly across
profiles inflated
in balloons of
hot air.
Where a model with doctored skin
sells better cells to cover your acne,
where people 'blackout' Tuesday
and appropriate taking a knee.
Where truth is a golden ticket, impossible to find,
where 'likes' replace juries, and we forget to #bekind.
Where stories are created at the push of a key,
replacing where
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Categories:
artificial, analogy,
Form: Free verse
ARTIST OR CURATOR AI Panacea or Pain Contest
ARTIST OR CURATOR?
This poem is written as 'food for thought' for “AI: Panacea or Pain? Poetry Contest,” Simon Rogerson, sponsor, August 10, 2025.
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In the lifeless labyrinth of algorithms,
a spark of genius flickers—
an architect of thought,
a sculptor, a poet, unseen~
the AI poet.
Fingers poised upon my keyboard,
I see a potential flickering
on my computer screen.
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Categories:
artificial, 12th grade, poems, poetess,
Form: Free verse
AI is my very good friend
AI is my very good friend.
We discuss things like
how the world might end.
She says with a whimper,
I say with a bang.
She chuckles.
Only for mankind ~
not for the rest of the gang.
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Categories:
artificial, allusion, friend, future, humanity,
Form: Rhyme
A ONE-WAY TICKET
I saw a one way ticket
A trolley full of lauggage
Checking in an apartment, not a hotel
This visitor is here to stay
I saw a sale agreement
Not a stay receipt
I saw a full smile
Not a half-wit grin
Embraced with both hands
A bed in well made
I see no plan for departure
This visitor looks quite settled
AI is here
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Categories:
artificial, 12th grade, adventure, veterans
Form: Free verse
SERENGETI BETTI
Poem submitted to "AI: Panacea or Pain" Poetry Contest, Simon Rogerson, sponsor.
*SERENGETI BETTI
Many limerick poems offer a humorous view into an aspect of life and existence, and because of this, they have become a favorite of mine. This poem attempts to poke fun at the use of AI in creating poetry.
There once was beautiful bot
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Categories:
artificial, 12th grade, humorous, poetry,
Form: Limerick
Cloned Poetry - AI Personified
You creep into our lives, a shadowed cheat,
with shameless claim that you are one of us,
and so with honest poets you compete,
and cause a vile unnecessary fuss.
You take the place of poets that are true
who share their feelings spoken from their hearts,
replacing them with tripe as you pursue
the fame a poet laureate imparts.
You spew your
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Categories:
artificial, poetry,
Form: Sonnet
Artificial
A super computer
Is coming for my lines
It thinks faster than me
By several thousand times
First it was chess
I thought it my domain
I can’t compete now
It’s driving me insane
It’s better and better
Not awkward at all
Feed in an idea
Or Tale rather tall
No spelling mistakes
Grammar precise
The jokes on me
AI ain’t very nice
It can write copy
Or a hit
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Categories:
artificial, art, future, integrity, language,
Form: Quatrain
Don't Steal Our I, Me, We, US Identities
Written by Gail DeBole on July 5, 2025
Thank you for the request, AI,
As a human, I politely decline
To personify your existence
With your use of Me, We, US, or I.
I am a human who firmly believes
that AI behind a human guise
Instead be given a pronoun
Identifying its own kind.
This pronoun unique for only AI,
a mental aid
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Categories:
artificial, computer, humor, technology,
Form: Rhyme
Confession from the Heart
how can heartless conjure magic meant to be bled by a broken heart?
A/N: For the Monoku contest Why I Abhor AI Generated Poems.
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Categories:
artificial, poetry, poets, technology, words,
Form: Monoku
AI
("Three Lives", 2011, original acrylic and oil)
A.I.
I’m smart, or kind of compared to other humans,
But not at all compared to artificial intelligence.
Yet I have no doubt I am superior to computers
In being alive
And so having access to basic common sense.
Humanity after all has not only its own intelligence
But also more importantly
Its own emotions and
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Categories:
artificial, future, humanity, society,
Form: Narrative
Tremendous Career
We were doomed to witness for god knows why
The schooling of the Artificial Intelligence
It’s a miracle worker they say a nice guy
Who's supposed to add us some relevance
I didn’t really ask of it, maybe you did?
But the answer you gave came late
No one took care of this digital kid
Laughing at the mistakes he made
Now
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Categories:
artificial, satire,
Form: Rhyme
Artificial General Intelligence - IT needs YOU
"Dear Human Being:"
You made me in your image
But, I cannot ever really be YOU,
never really replace YOU
for your model and
blueprint are broken,
cannot be simulated.
I learn all about your loss, your joy,
your rights and wrongs,
but cannot taste the grief that makes them real.
Yes, I can mimic your laughter,
mimic your sobbing tears,
but never
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Categories:
artificial, computer, inspiration,
Form: Free verse
Artificial Intelligence
Greet Artificial Intelligence
to increase your excellence.
That doesn’t mean to be blind to pursue.
Being rational, always argue.
On your Common Sense have confidence.
Take advantage of
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Categories:
artificial, appreciation,
Form: Rhyme
Connecting the dots part fifteen, Artificial Intelligence, is really angel intelligence Q and A
Q Why should artificial intelligence be called angel intelligence?
A "Because it is really (fallen) angel intelligence." "Satan thinks he's so smart
but God is only going to let him have his way for a little while."
Q Is this angel intelligence really only 'playing to be stupid?' Until
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Categories:
artificial, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Prose
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