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Clouds Of the Future in the Present Day Part 2

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Mass censorship 
is sadly all pervasive 
to the uninformed 
and relative luxury 
smitten blind,

A World view bubble,
Idolatry, Idiocracy
Creates all sorts 
of trouble
Stems from all sorts of 
unexplained places, 
to the ill informed

Coupled with government sanctioned vaccinations, impressed upon 
an uninformed majority unwitting general public,
recruited by their lowered-IQ peers, 
to pass on a sedate 
mocking nonchalance

Destruction under the guise 
of Litigation, 
The masses unaware, willful ignorance, 
ad infinitum

Intention is from cause
And vice versa 
Actions revealing
what they wish to conceal 

Providing a hitherto 
unseen, unfathomable 
creeping sickness 
by subversion, attrition 

Autism in the young and healthy,
Alsymers in the would be wise 
and ageing, 
much earlier by design

Agenda driven, driving the sane insane 
at an insidiously unnatural pace 
to an untimely early demise, 
of our own species, 
Yet not the one percent 
Elite disillusionment being
enforced and branded 
upon the rest

Humanity as we know it
Entirety of mankind,
That we the human race 
may know
and be 
emancipated from 
this tyranny though benign

Subdued and docile - does not  maketh any man, 
Artificially Intelligent 
or otherwise 
Of organic genuine wholesomeness, 
this must take precedence 
and contains the blueprints of better futures for all 
Bar none


Wake up sheeple, 
Do not be the children 
of the Lie,


wake up now.



Kurt Hubbard-Beale 
March 2019

The PoetTree 
Awaken Poetry. Awareness Poetry. Geopolitical. Philosophical. Music. Shared


Premium Member Hieronymus Dipped



"Hieronymus Dipped"


The neurochip sucked me like a lollipop ... mind first into the dream,
squeezed my thoughts out like tubes of candy coloured toothpaste
all over the deus ex machina, Hieronymus dipped his brush in 

an attempt
to artificially convert me
call it, a “do-over”

I was his primary binary by all accounts 
he liked my shades of light and dark 
he led me further in, 

This he painted on my tongue, “You a muse”

“me?”, I said

He tut-tutted, exasperated 
to be exchanging such inane pleasantries,
“this could take some time to complete, I see.”

“how so?”, I smiled 

“Dali expects a masterpiece, 
and with you in mind,
this will never be...

no easy dream.”




Candide Diderot. ‘24

Premium Member My Ai Buddy and Me

Artificial Intelligence grows and knows
As machines get taught to learn.
More and more machines decide what you would like
To watch next on Netflix or where to go on your next holiday.
Machines monitor your preferences all the time
Developing a profile to match with others like you.
So if your matched buddies watched similar movies to you
It is likely that you would like to watch the movie 
They watched and loved, but which you have not seen yet.

It would save a lot of time if 
An Artificially Intelligent buddy
Could be made that sat beside you
Monitoring and learning your every
Move, decision and preference.
A personal executive assistant on steroids.
The feed-back loops you provide and teaching given
Could make your AI buddy really, really smart.
Eventually becoming better than you
In dealing with the complexity and strain of modern life.
Computers are much better at dealing with complexity
And optimizing choices for multiple objectives.
It would be far easier and better to leave this stuff to them.
Perhaps a robot called HAL could follow you around
Like an R2-D2 dog, 
An AI Buddy, truly and surely, a man or woman's best friend.

Premium Member My Heart is a Secret Garden

This fortress is overgrown with moss,
guarded from storms of selfishness,
when the waltz with winter left behind 
a mausoleum covered in frozen dahlia dust.

Fading with scents of summer Jasmine,
peaches rot in a forgotten orchard,
where ivy strangles statues of past lovers,
whose infatuation drifted with nemesis clouds.

But, beyond the barricade
with every butterfly beat,
there is a sigh craving for comfort from
lips that will surrender this solitude.

My soul searches for Rumi's field of fairness,
where 'forever' is not just a gesture and
honesty is not hidden behind metaphors.
Yet, I wonder if love is a beautiful phenomenon
that will endlessly evade my grasp.

In this giddiness, I ponder
why romance is an abused cliché,
so should I gift my garden to another,
when petals I plant only perish?
Maybe, I am not worthy,
maybe, I seek for it in starry eyed fantasies,
where all bonds are evergreen -
but in reality most are moulded artificially

Confined inside the sanctuary of this heart,
behind a stubborn shield,
there is a love story where roses flourish,
alongside honeysuckle, untouched.

Knock to enter if you desire to cultivate,
not conquer through self-centred crusades. 
Compose a chorus of internal birdsongs, 
to revive extinct flowers. blossoming in my 
oasis of kisses, only seen in your dreams.

A simple Sunday Musing.  An example for the contest I am currently running.

17 May 2026
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.

Being Human Beings

BEING HUMAN BEINGS

Some people are evil. 
Maliciously.

Some people create  drama. Monstrosities..

Some people have ulterior motives. Intentionally.

Some people have remorse.
An apology.

Some people have profound words. Poetically.

Some people are tree huggers.
Organically.

Some people have no common sense. Stupidity.

Some people are real religious.
Spiritually. 

Some people are inmature.
Mentalities.

Some people die in crashes.
Fatalities.

Some people are ignorant.
Their just to blind to see.

Some people have a sixth sense.
 Let's call it telepathically.

Some people feel sorrow for others.
 Some would call that Sympathy.

But when people understand  sorrow for others. 
It becomes empathy.

Some people are real chill. We'll say Copacetically.

Some people are plain fake. AKA...Artificially.

Some people are solid.
 Its called Solidarity.

Some people are single.
Its called singularity.

Some people take their last breath.
They are put in a cemetary.

Some people save their breath and  never speak.
 Monastery.

Some people are tone deaf.
They  have No melody.

Some people dress real risque.
 In other words quite provocatively.

Some people rise above the rest. That's what i call Quintessentially.

       BUT......ALL.... PEOPLE....

Should love.
Unconditionally.

Demonstrate peace.
 Peacefully.

Work.
Systematically.

Live.
Longevity.

 Laugh.
Uncontrollably. 

Respect others.
 Diplomatically.

 Throw away the hate.
 Practice racial equality.

 If We do all those things,
then the world we live in,
could be in,
perfect harmony.


Illegal But Present


Magazine madness of fashion obtuse,
Scantly clad teen’s covert abuse, 
Circumvent moral by calling her model,
Grey line law’s favourite excuse.

Tick it and tock it,
And snappily chat,
Or X book of faces,
To summon the rat.

Where all indignation is vehemently expressed, where righteousness of self is digitally pressed, a mirror without flaw from which to throw stones, a facade without face or flesh or bones.

Artificial intelligence, 
Artificial incantation,
Artificial infection,
Artificial indignation,
Artificial incandescence,
Artificial imagination,
Artificially incarcerates;
The innocents of nations.

Forgiven by your convenience,
Your need to gadget consume,
So yes their abuse is all your fault; 
The fault of all in this room.

Illegal but one click away,
Ai can undress us all, 
Immoral but here to play,
Yay for all our lovely tech,
What more can I say…

by David Nickle Read©2026

Premium Member The Phone Call

The phone call came on a Monday,
My wife had taken the day off,
I was working in the office
Dreaming about a round of golf.

For years we went about it naturally;
Then artificially we tired,
But pregnant we could not get;
My wife cried her poor eyes dry.

So we went down the adoption path,
Even though forty was in the rear view mirror;
The desire to nurture an infant
In my wife was never clearer.

The phone call came on a Monday;
We thought we’d have more time.
A baby boy was delivered that Sunday
In the last minute the mother made up her mind.

“Can you get on a plane to Chicago,
And pick up your baby boy?”
My wife nearly fainted at the sound of those words,
Overtaken with so much joy.

Nearly seven years have passed since then;
Our family grows stronger in every way.
Spencer was our special gift
When the phone call came on that day.
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Lyric Micro Essay Masquerades As Odd Poetic Story

Mild dystopian cracks open 
cobwebbed laden figurative door 
to my super charged 
subconscious shrouded self - 
portal carelessly left ajar
steeped in dark shadows, 

wherein spooky monsters creep 
along edge of night, 
outer limits of twilight zone 
serve as makeshift restraining: bar
21st century alchemist busily massages 
a fictional holographic projection 
to contemplate car

re: ying the terrestrial firmament 
into spasms of expiration, which whim far
fetched since the following conjecture 
contrived within overactive imagination 
of yours truly - such peculiar notions par
for the course sans striving 

to become adroit 
teasing out ethereal material 
analogous to embrace 
plasma up holding star
reed cosmic funereal invocation 
loosing prognostication silencing war.

So without further ado
I offer to continue 
embellishing literary above 
iterated missive anew
for ye to ponder and brew
from a mister wordsmith 
comprising wife as counterpart 
complimenting beastie boy 
aptly named duo motley crue,

whereat dwells within complex edifice 
housing he who begat 
offspring numbered uno and deux,
whereby this husbandly spouse i.e me 
resembles a cross eyed 
cryptogram solver
geeky long haired pencil necked geek
artificially inseminated yik yak 
with fertilized egg of emu

unbeknownst to many edified readers 
might consider myself brain cells few
explainable from being 
chomped on by a carnivorous oldish gnu, 
nevertheless unaffecting ability 
to sire female progeny 
re: guarding biological process
concerning human reproduction 
viz ova linkedin with seminal glue

swimming swiftly via viscous hue
biological processes extant 
from equator far north 
to Inuit housed in igloo
nonetheless, genetic heritage 
comprised predominantly of Jew
genealogy heritage indeed 
Ask Jeeves, cuz he knew
with one very late Uncle Lou

who suffered mad cow disease, 
and considered hims
a milch cow and frequently did moo
calf full when bovine brand new
which found me to rue
what comprises reality to be true
that all humans originated 
from the primate zoo.
Form: Rhyme

Deleterious

I've lost my train of thought again.
Even if on trial, I tend to derail. 
Even on track with Maglev intact. 
I broke out in front long past bullet speed.
A bat out of hell, quick time villainy.
I recount losing that thought so quickly,
faster than Berry Allen feet velocities.
Cannot catch what's too fast to see.

Some people obviously say, "we are 
only humans, that we are helpless to 
our biologic afflictions." 
Some would go as far to say, "All that
makes you unique, another would 
attribute it to a genetic mutation.",
"Our own condition itself is human, 
and we are victim to the will of nature."

A precious filtration system weed
out and decides what is best for 
the preservation of a species. A
delicate process that isn't fool proof, 
falling prone to error. Allowing zealots and
charlatans to artificially inseminate this process.
Removing naturality from the environment.
Entirely re-designing and gene splicing.

Easy baking babies made with test 
tube gravy. Modifying the gene-pool
prioritizing Human logrolling, 
steamrolling dormant efforts
in favor of biological engineering.
That shouldn't concern the terrain
originate. The soul of a future humanity
is part of the plans of Highest High.

What a sight to see, imagine the view 
from the zenith peak? I'd tweak, my electrons
would be firing so fast the high multitudes 
increase. The speed would like some ecstasy.
ecstatic till the static no different
from the TV screen. It gets hard to decern 
when CERN keeps hadron colliding all of 
our memories, effective immediate collectivity.

Premium Member Breathless

In times of bereavement there’s nothing stronger than your family to support you in the dark days that follow.
Quote by poet.






My wife and I were sat at home watching the news on TV 
I noticed that she was quiet and was just staring at me
“Susan, are you okay"? I asked, I thought she had gone
I reached for my phone quickly and dialled nine one one.

The call handler said “Stay calm and we’ll be there in-five
I prayed for the first time in years, “ Please God keep her alive"
We arrived at the hospital, and she was put on life support
I imagined my life without her, and it was a horrible thought.

A doctor came into the room to tell me "We're keeping her alive
But she's had a massive stroke and she’s unlikely to survive"
He added " Our records show that she has a DNR in place"
It hit me how serious it was I could tell by the look on his face.

I remembered back to some years ago what she said to me
" My wishes are if I’m ill don’t let them keep me alive artificially 
If I get to that stage don’t let me linger because my life is done
We've made happy memories over the years and it's been fun".

"Yes" I said, " She did sign a DNR, it was about ten years ago
It was her greatest wish that if she was so ill, that we let her go
I'll phone other family members so they can be here at the end"
It seemed so surreal that I might lose my soulmate and best friend. 

Our son and daughters soon arrived, and they all sat at her side 
A doctor came into turn off the machine that was keeping her alive 
She became breathless and then still, I knew it was her time to go
Then a dark eerie silence followed and our tears started to flow.
Form: Rhyme

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