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Lazy Snow Day
First snow, first shovel Early morning, not for me Need a snow blower
By Vincent Manta3 years ago in Poets
Relationship, Abbreviated
Note: This is another of my experiments with the form. Please be brutal with the criticisms and critiques. I am trying to do something here that may take some time. - K.D.
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Poets
La Decadence Incarnee
License to a deliciousness the library card doesn't sponsor--Yet my plate sits full, still dishwasher warm. In this discovery of charm
By Willem Indigo3 years ago in Poets
Whispers of the Earth: Verses of Verdant Love
Mother Nature's Embrace In verdant fields where wildflowers bloom, With gentle hands, she crafts each room, A tapestry of green and gold,
By Arif Ali3 years ago in Poets
Junior Mints
Up and down the aisles we race, Through the humble dollar store. On a hunting spree, my siblings I chase, As our shoes slide 'cross the floor.
By M. A. Mehan 3 years ago in Poets
Freak Day!
I loaded my washing machine, It made me swim; I think that's really mean! I vacuumed my room, But something went POP! Maybe I should have used my broom!
By Carol Ann Townend3 years ago in Poets
Striving
If everything were easy Nothing would be worth doing I thought it sounded cheesy But decided worth pursuing Took on challenges a many
By Christopher O'Sullivan3 years ago in Poets
It Might Never Happen
I have a problem, Been going on a while, Unless I remember, I forget to smile. It’s just not natural, To turn my lips,
By Gavin J Innes3 years ago in Poets
Musica Universalis
1 Enjoy the ride, because that’s what love is, A masterpiece of moments - pure and true, A kaleidoscope of colours - brilliant and vivid,
By Rudolph Lingens3 years ago in Poets
Zero
Ten pennies make a dime and Friday means candy bar time. All week collecting those small copper coins to cash in at the counter
By Randy Baker3 years ago in Poets
'90s Kid Chichirya
It was a flavorful dance to my childhood, each crunch and crumble spoke of endless afternoons and the simple joys filling my pockets with more than just coins.
By Charlene Ann Mildred Barroga3 years ago in Poets
AI Continues to Transform Our Lives Through the Transformative Power of Transformation
AI has transformed so many lives already. How could it possibly be any more transformative? Personally I have seen my own life completely transformed since AI was first was dumbed down and redefined to mean modern computing and not anything actually intelligent. My city’s traffic light system has never run more smoothly, and the elevators in the high rises downtown move people up and down with greater efficiency then ever before. The skies above our airports are full of planes calmly preparing for on time arrivals, instead of plunging to their dooms two hours late like back in the old days before AI. Plus my phone is smart and so is my house. It seems like everything is transformed beyond my wildest imagination. AI is the ultimate transformer. AI-bots, transform and roll out!
By Everyday Junglist3 years ago in Poets