Reconfigured Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Don't Be Dismayed

Don’t be dismayed at something that goes on forever.
It never happened in the first place —
only a slanting aspect of the constantly reconfigured patterns
nature loves to play on an uncertain sky.

Christopher M. Swan 2008

AI: An AndIdote to Regret

Youth is not on my side anymore
Dreams yet to load from my analog days
Caught up in the bitrate of life
A legacy model looming 
up an exponential curve

Heuristic hallucinations take flight	
Missiles of meaning miss their mark.
Upscaled re-runs of the same  
Intercepted by inaptitude 
Shot down by time

But tools are emerging
Bridging the gap
Between ideas and ability
Sparking a reboot revolution
No longer a sandbox simulation

Overthrowing the government inside
Who said "impossible"
Who said "too late"
Who said "there's no soul"
A stream of X-pectations 

Cutting edge stones 
used millennia ago
Replaced by cutting edge algorithms
The antidote to my regret 
In my reconfigured evolution 

Dreams start to render in full HD
Prompting launches that land
Retrospective adeptness 
Connection restored 
No longer binary Oh, yes

An antidote to regret
A cure for the abyss 
I use AI to engineer my life
The way I had always dreamed
One prompt at a time

Or was i  just Beta tested
To birth the singularity?
A holographic hoodlum 
In a pixilated glitch...
Coined by Nakamoto a bit.

Premium Member Spick and Span

SPICK&SPAN
an outdate view
 of the
 cold sterile
&
  reclusive
an  existence
endlessly reconfigured
  separated
by
  the austere


an alternative
vision
inspired
 the concept

influence
 unfinished
a conflict
de rigour,
 rhythmical

a breakthrough
sparse
but
  pristine
immaculate&
 sleek
subtle
spiritual
yet remote


NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus making the form a two way interplay and often a unique interpretation by the enigma so derived


Premium Member Distinctove Quietude

DISTINCTIVE QUIETUDE
the
pastoral
established &spread
in a
space of solace
a respite &
  counterpoint
to
unrest
  turmoil
in
   reconfigured space
highlighted
outside of time
&
   flourish
as a
  tender retrospective

where sympathy
 alludes to pose
a
sense of tranquillity

    in a profiled
 panorama
  admired
in
a strict narrative
of
  elements  eliminated
within
the goal of harmony
with
 upright
  shapes

    explicit

 emotions realized
  &
serenity set
   in relief

THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus making the form a two way interplay and often a unique interpretation by the enigma so derived

Puzzle

Broken
temporary fix with random faces
back track to gather all my pieces
why do won't they fit?
this puzzle cannot be completed
I was not broken but deconstructed
instructions: insert heart here
there! not broken but reconfigured

Come Round Six We Eat At Four

THEY RECONFIGURED THE FORMULA
BY MAKING IT MORE FOR A TARGETED AUDEINCE.
TARTNESS AND SWEETNESS GO HAND AND HAND.
SOME PEOLE LIKE THEIR SWEETS THAT WAY.

1/2 CUP OF STRAWBERRY LIQUER
1 AND ONE HALF CUPS OF SUGAR
/3 CUP OF PUREED STARWBERRIES
1/2 RASBERRIES PUREED
1/2 INCH OF GINGEROOT PUREED
1 ROAST BEET PUREED
MIX TOGETHER WITH 2 AND A HALF CUP OF
CREAMCHEESE.
1/2 CUP OF PLAIN YOGURT

CUT A POUNDCAKE INTO LENGTH SIZED SLICES (LONGWAY)
MAKING ABOUT SIX SLICES.
USING A ROLLING PIN FLATTEN
PAINT WITH BUTTER ON BOTH SIDES
IN A OVEN TOAST BOTHSIDE OF THE CAKE
RMOVE FROM THE OVEN AND ALLOW TO COOL
SPREAD ON ONESIDE OF EACH PEICE OF CAKE
STACK AND
DUST WITH CONFECTIONARY SUGAR.
SERVE WITH BLACK AND STRAWBERRIES AND WHIPPED CREAM.


If Languages Were Instruments

If languages were instruments,
English, the language of my own America,
Would be something like a piano.
Each word is clear and sharp-
When we sing, the note does not waver.
But I suppose it's more fair to say that
English is something like an electronic keyboard
With two hundred different modes because English
Has so many different versions, 
Adaptations of other instruments,
Emulations, or imitations, however you want 
To think of it; there is no accent that cannot 
Be reconfigured to be
Played on keys in distinct shades
Of black or white.

Arabic though...
Arabic is more like a violin.
The sound of Arabic
Flies up and down the scale
In deliciously smooth legato,
Stopping to linger on vibrato;
Poignant

Iridescent Laptop Kingdoms

Miracle of consciousness re-wired
Beyond the physical plane
De-materialized, reconfigured webbing
Teases my canopy's netting

With no feet, message travels
The Mind of Time
Attracting this resplendent huddle

To make a living
Livelihood's muddled
As yet,
But wait!
Mercury puddles

Promising
energy transacted
A fate never to late
Be among Gospel materialized

The New Church

Wanting to further glorify heaven
by reaching up to its lofty, great height,
the Romanesque arch was changed with leaven
in mind to further complete a great sight.

Taking away the strength of the curved arch
she could quickly cave under the pressure;
her nave losing form from having gone parch,
stones burying its cargo of treasure.

Finally the pointed arch came to life:
keystone replaced by rib and groin vaulting,
buttresses outside the nave side by side,
all safe inside, pressure at last halting.

The cathedral taller, bringing more light.
A reconfigured symbol of her might.

Evolution

priority reconfigured 
authority 
we still considered 
caution
manifestation tranquilize
lives
slip through broken hands
stolen
magnified symmetry
infinity
illuminates coercion 
vulnerable
pliable all & whatnot
forgot.

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