Reinterpreted Poems | Examples


The Thing about AI

Artificial intelligence
  created simply, because we can
  to easily, lazily, complete tasks we plan,
    and ones perhaps, we cannot do on our own.
No incentive now 
  to pursue knowledge or grow
  no need for humanity to learn or know
    how we are succumbing to boredom flow.
Now, all our bridges can be burned
  our very words to be reinterpreted and reformed 
  disconnecting any or all need
    passage of learning to our progeny.
Machinery, rote computerized mind thinking
  solvers of the cosmos blinking
  as all living entities are seized
    to impregnation of the mind's slow disease.
Already most are lost to creative goals
  incapable of educating hearts and souls
  more dependent every day of the powers that be
    making every decision for you and me.
today, yesterday, tomorrow an artificial intelligence sea
   will rewrite our history
   with little need of any input or discovery
     from you or you or me.
Categories: reinterpreted, america, analogy, angst, internet,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberClerihew Gris

Jean Gris the third cubist
gave it a different twist
Reinterpreted still life his thing
with a fragmented image he did bring
Categories: reinterpreted, art, people,
Form: Clerihew


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HIGHIGHTS
 my gaze
a mirrored image
 reinterpreted
  an  issue
so unsettling

      an eponymous
enigmatic expression
appears &interacts
 &thus  enhanced
unwittingly

 to completely shift
  the perspective
chronicles the
 inspiration
as a passive
 circumstance
    to emphasise &
 frequent
  the inner being

a
focus to
  reflect
&
 perhaps
regularly
  respond


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
Categories: reinterpreted, poetry,
Form: Other

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introduce
  the
  complete
absorption
in the
act of listening
so
   critical&
 diverse
in outlook

intertwined
in
remarkable exchanges

virtually
   an aftermath
to
  transcend
   the abyss

a contrary
idea
in a
realm
so suggestive
of
emotional neglect

the sole purpose

signs
of
aspirations
where the soul soars
&conscience
is
instrumental
& admired
  then
    reinterpreted
to dedicate
&reflect
   interest

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
Categories: reinterpreted, poetry,
Form: Other

Looking Back At the Footprints In Time

As hour piled on hour and day on day,
Several years drove past as decades.
Past now etched in the sand dunes of time,
Displaced by the winds of a bygone era.

Sweet memories fondly remembered;
Several dreams now lived in reality.
Belief systems formed and strengthened:
Habits that hung on through these hours.

Relationships strengthened over time,
Acquaintances who are but strangers today.
Events that have been reinterpreted,
Worries that have now receded.

Priorities that have shifted;
Goals that have been reached enroute.
Wisdom that has been gained through failures,
Self awareness that has ensued.

Time that great leveller,
Who favours no one as friend or foe.
You are asked to take responsibility,
Judiciously exercising free will to grow.


Awarded 3rd place in the "Any Poem #34" Contest by PD
Categories: reinterpreted, feelings, time,
Form: Free verse


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