There were many comments abut this, some interested, others appalled. I'm simply surprised. Anyway, here's the post without the comments.
This is so much
fun, playing with AI. I know, I know, we're going to become extinct one way or
another so let's have a giggle as we go. I asked copilot to write a Christmas
poem in my style. I would never write a Christmas poem, the idea just doesn't
appeal, but the following is the result. Hmmm...nah.
Sure! Here's a
Christmas poem inspired by the lyrical, emotionally rich style of @poetfoley —
blending nostalgia, intimacy, and a touch of magic:
“The Light That
Finds Us”
The tree is
dressed in borrowed stars,
each one a memory
flickering —
your laugh in the
kitchen,
the hush before
snow.
We gather like
old songs,
soft and cracked
at the edges,
but still singing
—
still warm.
The house smells
of cinnamon and second chances.
You pour tea like
it’s holy,
and I believe
you.
Outside, the
world forgets itself —
becomes a hush of
frost and wonder.
Inside, we
remember:
how love is a
fire
that doesn’t ask
for anything
but your hands.
So we light
candles for the ones we miss,
and open gifts
wrapped in silence,
and every ribbon
is a prayer
that this joy —
this fragile,
flickering joy —
will find its way
back
again.
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