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For in each of us, a seed takes root,
of stardust born, in cosmos’ suit. Nice metaphors here!
Thnx
The last two lines don't connect well with the middle
How ?
The middle lines focus on the fleeting brilliance of human existence, comparing them to bright, brief notes in a cosmic song.
Last two lines introduce the idea that each of us carries something timeless & vast reinforcing the connection back to cosmos while subtly shifting to the notion of continuity & potential within each of us.
Care to explain the disconnect issue ?
This is where I'm lost man
I get the idea
But I don't see why "each of us carries something timeless & vast reinforcing the connection back to cosmos" causes "the fleeting brilliance of human existence"
I mean when you put it like this it kinda makes sense
But the agent in the middle part sounds like the humans not their brilliance
Well you are trying to read poetry literally dear…that’s both the curse & beauty of it.
what you said isn't poetry but it also doesn't make sense tho
*what you said isn't
poetry but it also
doesn't make sense tho*
Again, what's with the bot?
Wait what
this
no, i mean that
Wonderful! @wintry ibex has just pregressed to level 4!
"People are stardust (Technically unfound claim)"
Thank you so much 😊
@dense furnace
@lunar ginkgo
The poem is short but the rhyme and rythm are brilliant
Thank you so much 😊
Decent but a bit lecture-toned.