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Artificial Shakespeare

a villanelle for the future

By Natasha CollazoPublished 3 years ago Updated 3 years ago 1 min read
Top Story - December 2023
Artificial Shakespeare
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Nothing is real and yet everything is real.

My oxygen is curated from galactic steel.

Living in an ancient intelligent world.

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My fingers are crackling, bone or plastic,

synthetic dopamine, or chemical reaction,

nothing is real and yet everything is real.

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Holographic memories flip of my ancestors

bleeding knees, from scraping alongside wild;

Living in an ancient intelligent world.

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Making love last longer than ever before.

I can archive your thoughts and do much more.

Nothing is real and yet everything is real.

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Take me back to scripture and song,

when fixing the hiccups gave room to go wrong.

Living in an ancient intelligent world.

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Nature soon “extinct to coexist”

leaving behind a counterfeit abyss.

Nothing is real and yet everything is real.

Living in an ancient intelligent world.

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Natasha Collazo

Selected Writer in Residency, Champagne France ---2026

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    Written by Natasha Collazo