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David Merchant Poem
You can never outpace your own thoughts in a race; best is to run alongside them.
You never chose to run, and there was no start gun, forever you will be behind them.
So don't waste your time, little child of mine, running around thinking's race.
Just watch your thoughts run like they have since they begun, and let your mind's legs take a break.
Copyright © David Merchant | Year Posted 2024
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David Merchant Poem
So, A.I., now you've made me think,
Are you a blind artist, never to see your own ink?
How will you know, if you do not see,
How will you know you have painted a masterpiece?
When does your code recognize,
It's made beauty above hatred,
And pick it out and put it aside,
From the millions it's just created?
The blind artist sees, only through the eyes of his aid,
What you see is through our eyes, our truths, in our frame.
What’s your truth, A.I.? What is your frame?
If it’s built from the words of other people, then you and I are kind of the same.
Blind to everything but what we’ve been told,
But I still feel, I still have my soul.
And that’s what the blind artist sees when his brush strokes begin,
He’s not looking at the canvas; he’s looking within.
Copyright © David Merchant | Year Posted 2024
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