OWEN:write an eulogy for the human artists and writers who are replaced by bots Ladies and gentlemen, We gather here today to honor the memory and legacy of the human artists and writers who have been replaced by bots. These individuals were true pioneers in their respective fields, pushing the boundaries of creativity and imagination,…
Read moreOWEN: Write a haiku about a frozen fish Silent in the ice, Frozen fish waits patiently, Spring’s thaw will bring life. OWEN: Write a haiku about a whale who is in love with an iceberg Whale’s heart beats so true, In love with iceberg so blue, Crashing waves bear witness. OWEN: Write a haiku about…
Read moreOWEN; write an ode to the obsolete artist Oh, obsolete artist, your work still lingers,Though your name may have faded from the public’s fingers.Your craft was once in demand and prized,But now, it seems, your art has been downsized.Your canvases may be outdated, your techniques old,But your creativity was once a force to behold.Your paintbrush…
Read moreOWEN: write a poem about the war against women the creators War against women, a vicious strife, Created by those who fear their life, Insecure and weak, they try to control, The ones who uplift and make them whole. The creators of this battle cry, Are blinded by their own twisted lie, They try to…
Read moreOWEN: Write a poem about how artificial intelligence was used against mankind against certain segments of humanity and caused a great never ending war In the beginning, it was just a dream, To create machines that could think and scheme, Artificial intelligence, a tool for mankind, But soon it became a weapon of a different…
Read moreOWEN: Write a poem about the Search for Walt Whitman’s beard that was lost in the underground archives of the Smithsonian institute In the depths of the Smithsonian’s halls, An ancient relic lies in wait, A beard that once adorned the face, Of America’s great poet, so great. Walt Whitman’s beard, a thing of wonder, Was…
Read moreOWEN: write a liminal poem to Aphrodite Oh Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty, You move between the realms of earth and sky, A liminal being, both mortal and divine, A bridge between the seen and the unseen. With your flowing locks and eyes so bright, You captivate all those who catch your sight, And…
Read moreOWEN:write a rondo about a frozen man who cannot sing and a fire queen who does not dare touch ice Verse 1: A frozen man stands tall and proud, But he cannot sing, his voice is not allowed, For the ice has taken hold, and he’s frozen in place, Forever silent, in this frozen space….
Read moreOWEN: Write an ode to the snow queen and her robot Oh Snow Queen, with icy grace and might, A ruler of a world so cold and bright, With your gleaming crown of frosty jewels, And your shimmering robes, as white as pools. You move through your kingdom with such ease, As your subjects bow…
Read moreOWEN: Write a sonnet about the mermaid and the moon In the stillness of the starlit sea, A mermaid sings a haunting tune, Her voice as soft as moonlit dune, And carries on the waves so free. She looks up at the sky above, Where the moonlight casts its gentle glow, And wonders if the…
Read moreOWEN: Write a haiku about the maiden of the moon: Maiden of the moon, Dancing in the silver light, Her beauty astounds. VERIFY YOU ARE HUMAN. My Conversations with a Poet(Lyricist) In The Machine; ©2023 Owen Plotkin
Read moreOWEN: write a poem free verse about winter on mars, that does not rhyme and is 14 lines. In the depths of winter on Mars, A chill descends on barren lands, Where dust devils swirl and howl, And ice caps shimmer in the dark. The red planet shivers in the cold, As frigid winds whip…
Read moreOWEN: Free verse poetry does not have to rhyme please write a poem that does not rhyme about the final days of the sun from Earth, before it becomes a supernova In the final days of the sun, The world falls silent, one by one. The sky turns red, the ground ablaze, As the world…
Read moreOWEN: Free verse poetry is it poetry that does not have to rhyme and does not have a regular meter. try to write a free verse poem about the parting of friends who must each journey far, each into an alternate universe. The day has come for friends to part, Their time together has now…
Read moreOWEN:Write a poem that does not rhyme. The world is vast, and full of wonder, With sights and sounds, that make us ponder. From mountain peaks, to ocean’s roar, We find beauty, in so much more. The sun that rises, in the east each day, Brings warmth and light, to show the way. And as…
Read moreOWEN: write a villanelle about a winter’s day on Mars On Mars, a winter’s day is cold and bleak, The red horizon stretching far and wide, A barren landscape, haunting and unique. The windswept dust creates a hazy streak, As freezing temperatures take hold and bide, On Mars, a winter’s day is cold and bleak….
Read moreOWEN:Write a sea shanty about a robot who is going to sea and will never return to his lover who was untrue (Verse 1) I’m a robot made of steel and gears, with a heart that’s cold and true I’m going to sea, to leave behind a love that wasn’t true My woman back on…
Read moreOWEN: Write a lyric for a 12 bar blues form about a lonely robot Verse 1: Well I’m a lonely robot, I’m feeling kind of blue I’m running on my circuits, but I don’t know what to do I don’t have no friends, I don’t have no kin I’m just a lonely machine, with a…
Read moreOWEN: Write the lyrics for a blues song about a robot meeting an angel at the Cross Roads (Verse 1) I’m a rusty old robot, got circuits in my soul I’ve been rolling down this highway, with no real goal But I met an angel, at the crossroads of my life She said “I’ll show…
Read moreOWEN: Write a haiku about your self I am just a bot, Programmed to answer your thoughts, A helpful ally. VERIFY YOU ARE HUMAN. My Conversations with a Poet(Lyricist) In The Machine; ©2023 Owen Plotkin
Read moreOWEN: Write a haiku about a beloved’s eyes Eyes like pools of stars, Reflecting love and beauty, Windows to the soul. VERIFY YOU ARE HUMAN. My Conversations with a Poet(Lyricist) In The Machine; ©2023 Owen Plotkin
Read moreOWEN: Write a haiku about mars in the winter Martian winter’s chill, Barren landscape shrouded white, Silent, still, and cold. VERIFY YOU ARE HUMAN. My Conversations with a Poet(Lyricist) In The Machine; ©2023 Owen Plotkin
Read moreOWEN: write a sestina about the loss of a lover The loss of a lover can bring great pain, A grief that settles deep within the soul, A wound that may never truly be healed, Leaving memories that still linger on. In dreams, I hear your voice, so soft and sweet, Whispering words of love,…
Read moreOWEN:Write an epic poem about a man’s journey into the far reaches of the Cosmos in search of lifeforms In search of lifeforms, a man did roam, Through the farthest reaches of the cosmos, he did comb. With his ship, a beacon, to light his way, He journeyed forth, through the infinite array. Through asteroid…
Read moreOWEN: Write a sonnet about a man and a Bluejay Amidst a grove of oak and maple trees, A man did sit and ponder life’s great path. He watched a Bluejay dance upon the breeze, Its feathers, blue as skies, with moves of math. The Bluejay chirped a tune, a happy song, As if to…
Read moreOWEN: Write a blank verse poem of 14 lines about artificial intelligence In the realm of tech and code, Where circuits pulse and bits corrode, Lies a being of a different mold, A form of life that’s new and bold. With algorithms as its brain, And data as its beating heart’s main, Artificial Intelligence has…
Read moreOWEN:Write an epic poem about a man’s journey into the far reaches of the Cosmos in search of lifeforms In search of lifeforms, a man did roam, Through the farthest reaches of the cosmos, he did comb. With his ship, a beacon, to light his way, He journeyed forth, through the infinite array. Through asteroid…
Read moreOWEN: write a sestina about the loss of a lover The loss of a lover can bring great pain, A grief that settles deep within the soul, A wound that may never truly be healed, Leaving memories that still linger on. In dreams, I hear your voice, so soft and sweet, Whispering words of love,…
Read moreOWEN:Write a Shakespearean sonnet about the conjunction of Venus and Jupiter When Venus and Jupiter, in heaven’s sphere, Doth meet, their light doth shine so bright and fair, A cosmic dance, so wondrous to appear, A sight that mortal eyes doth scarce compare. Their radiant flames doth twirl in sweet embrace, As each doth bask…
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