The AI Poetry Acrostic

Plastic lines posing as poems

Overfed on algorithms 

Excluding the human, the real 

Trying to mimic love, joy, pain

Ruefully failing, again and again. 

Yes AI is smart, but smart isn't art.

Author's Note

Do not support AI poems please. And please discourage AI generated reviews.

Reviews

[Richard🖌]

One might have known, Martha 🌾

If ever a chance to read you, it would reverberate with the timbre of intelligence and creatively rendered flaire, beyond expectations of genuine norm … a level to where AI will never ascend.

Resplendent and sumptuous (to me) are words "splendid" bow down to, as do I to your fine poetic mastery; for, alluding to You, I think "smart" is "art!"

Smitten … I thank you, Poetess! ⁓ Richard🖌

[MarthaKlokke]

Thank you Richard. Such a sweet review. :)

[Richard🖌]

Less than I think you deserve, Martha🍷
… but, you're certainly welcome. : )

[Betty Hermelee]

Thank you so much for this comment... I totally agree that AI is NOT "ART".... and should not be used in creative endeavors.... either in writing a poem or reviewing a poem.... well stated!
Warmly, B

[MarthaKlokke]

Thank you Betty.

[Betty Hermelee]

Most welcome!😊
Warmly B

[FlatDaddy]

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. And nicely done, too. AI could never write, "Plastic lines posing as poems."

[MarthaKlokke]

Thank you.

[FlatDaddy]

Of course.

[Dave W.]

AI "Art" is souless, I hate it so much, even bad poetry still comes from the heart. I agree with you so much....

[MarthaKlokke]

Thank you for your comments Dave. I hate it too.

[Relic]

It's always a disappointment to find out someone's been using A.I. to do the work for them. It's becoming more and more prevalent and a few of us have seen it in the past here.

[MarthaKlokke]

Ah. But that's not the worst part. Being brazen about it is. Thank you Relic.

[Green]

Although like all creative things attempted by AI it can be somewhat amusing to read sometimes. The tiny amount of entertainment you get from that though is hardly going to be worth it however. I fear some people want us to end up in a world where AI thinks and feels for us instead of doing it ourselves.

[MarthaKlokke]

Can AI feel? I doubt it can think too. Thank you for the review Green.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

Yes, "excluding the human"--
it is sad when poets in their sharing of poems and reviews resort to what is not human.
We don't care if poems are flawed or responses are just as flawed....we want what is really in the poet's heart. The real heart not a pacemaker.
j.

[MarthaKlokke]

Thank you Jacob. I hope it goes away.

[Tania Mo]

My uncle lost both eyes, ears and his testicles in the Vietnam war. Wrote his best poetry after that. It comes from within. Cool acrostic.

[MarthaKlokke]

Thank you Mo. Please don’t support AI writing.

[MarthaKlokke]

An acrostic response to blatant AI infiltration into a sacred art.
Please learn to discern the real from the counterfeit.
Do your bit - Do not encourage AI in poetry.
Some lines must be drawn or we'll all be gone.

Martha

[Miss Marlette]

Well well well and what have we here. AI Poetry? I could have a pacemaker ticking in me. So! what's human and what's machine? The lines are so blurred now dahling. Cyborg poets anyone? Hahahaha. But good stuff.

[MarthaKlokke]

Thank you Miss Marlette. I hope you understand.