Chuteuk wrote:
Using Chat GPT to write poetry,
Is so incredibly cringe-worthy, you see,
The lines it spews are devoid of heart,
And leave you feeling empty, with no art.
Gone are the days of pen and paper,
Now we rely on algorithms to create our caper,
But where's the joy, the passion, the thrill,
When a machine does the work with no skill?
Sure, it can churn out verse by the dozen,
But it lacks the soul that comes from a human,
And though it tries to mimic our voice,
It falls short, leaving us with no choice.
So let's put down our screens and pick up a pen,
And rediscover the joy of writing again,
For true poetry comes from deep within,
And not from a machine, no matter how smart or thin.
posted on Zarp, with words of wit,
And someone replied, with a post, that's unfit.
Their words were weak, and didn't make sense,
And I knew, I had to reply, with my defense.
I crafted my words, with precision and care,
And hit send, with a sense of flare.
My reply was sharp, and to the point,
And I knew, I had won, with a joint.
For the likes, and the retweets, poured in,
And I knew, I had a ratio, to begin.
My post, had triumphed, in the battle of wit,
And the other, had lost, with a sudden hit.
But I didn't gloat, or revel in my win,
For I knew, that's not how, friendships begin.
I reached out, and extended my hand,
And offered, to talk, and understand.
For ratioing, is just a game, that we play,
And it shouldn't, get in the way, of what we say.
We can agree, to disagree, and still be friends,
And share our thoughts, until the end.
So let's move on, from this moment of fame,
And focus, on the community, that's our aim.
Let's build, a space, that's kind and fair,
And leave, the ratioing, with a flair.