Panic Point Perry saw its shadow yesterday - 6 more weeks of Winter!
Wonderful.
And we have had 6 weeks approx since December 21. And there are approximately 13 weeks per season ( 4 X 13 = 52 weeks/year). so what is one week more or less from the expected?
So my fevered frost-bitten water-on-the-brain splitting hairs
has lead me to write 3 Japanese style poems, haikus, of
3 lines with 5, 7, and 5 syllables. And I don't know what got
into me but I decided to give Goggle artificial intelligence
the same info and see whether it could come up with
anything. It did, resulting in 5 poems - can you tell who
wrote what?
Actually, I wrote a couple of poems before giving "HAL" all the information that I had - Fair Isle, Sea Pinks, several birds that I had photographed, and then with "HAL"'s 2 poems I wrote some more.
That means to me that the poems are not all that different/independent.
The poems have been arranged alphabetically by 1st line.
#1
Coastal windswept home,
Pink spheres on slender stems sway,
Salt air, sun-drenched life.
#2
Rainbows on hill tops,
Puffins reigning supreme.
Glad am I for this.
#3
Sea Pinks along the cliffs
Nesting with Puffins, Fulmars,
Nature Lovers smile.
#4
Sea pinks on the rock,
Fair Isle coast in salty wind,
Pink cushions hold fast.
#5
Sea pinks shimmering -
Dewy droplets lovers shed.
Fragile strength embrace.
I intend to illustrate each poem in its own entry in the coming days.
I hope you will enter the spirit and tell the world why you think a particular haiku poem was written by either AI, aka "HAL", or by me, aka WOB . I shall consider how I proceed at a later date. Have fun.
WOB
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