"intellgence" poems
I can see the future.
It's not a happy foresight.
Dead.
I dream about it every night.
It's not a nice dream.
A nightmare.
Massive constructions made of concrete and steel.
Grey giants moulding the cities.
No colour, only the cold colours of illuminated signs - eyestabbing sabers of light.
You can't see the naked soil, no plants, no sky.
People have no presence, wandering around spiritless -
Controlled by the artificial intellgence they once created,
People themselves are nothing but copies of their past,
Built-in in this huge system of nothing.
You know too much? You die.
The sky is always crying about the lost planet.
Tears in the form of raindrops fall on the city all the time.
Sometimes in my nightmares
a butterfly appears out of nowhere.
Just a small, white one.
A fragile piece of hope fluttering through the dark future.
Oct 11, 2013
Oct 11, 2013 at 5:47 AM UTC
the most beautiful thing i ever created is all grown up now
her smile bend's men's knees and leave them in a child like state
her intellgence will overwhelm those who want to coverse
the glow of her being can lite the darkest nights
her voice can calm the hardeat amomg us, a true gift from above
and a unrelenting love to all mankind
Jan 19, 2013
Jan 19, 2013 at 9:42 PM UTC