In the kaleidoscope of my mind, where shadows play, A dance of colors, guiding the way. Psychedelic whispers, soft and profound, In the labyrinth of thoughts, serenity is found.
Embracing hues, a cosmic ballet, Inner peace blooms in the mind’s array. Mystical melodies, a gentle breeze, Echoes of tranquility, put the mind at ease.
In the tapestry of thoughts, a silent unfold, A journey within, a story to be told. Ephemeral patterns, like dreams that soar, A tranquil sanctuary at the core.
Through the corridors of the soul, a peaceful stream, A mosaic of visions, like a waking dream. In the cosmic dance, where thoughts find release, A psychedelic journey to inner peace.
Upon the road, a journey grand, With foreign lands and sights so new. But now, I’m back on native sand, A joy to be back home, it’s true.
The memories of distant shores, Of cultures rich and people kind, In my heart, forever stored, Yet home’s embrace, so hard to find.
The open road, a thrilling ride, Adventure called from far and wide. But in familiar streets, I stride, With happiness I can’t hide.
The taste of meals from foreign lands, The laughter shared with newfound friends. Yet, here at home, where love expands, My heart with warmth and joy transcends.
The world is vast, and I’ll explore, But in my heart, there’s something more. It’s the love and peace that I adore, Being back home, forevermore.
So, as I unpack and settle in, I cherish the journey that has been, But in the comfort of home, I win, For in this joy, my heart will sing.
Something different today. I asked ChatGPT to rewrite the lyrics to a famous Madness song. Can you guess which one?!
Verse 1: I’ve been swimming in my pool, not far from my living room The sun’s been shining bright, all through the afternoon The water’s warm and clear, and I feel so alive Living in Spain, it’s a paradise
Chorus: I’ve been swimming in my pool, it’s not quite the ocean blue But it’s mine and it’s fine, and it’s all that I want to do I don’t need no yachts or jets, or fancy things like that I’ve got my own oasis, and I’m happy where I’m at
Verse 2: The neighbors they all stare, and they envy what I’ve got But I don’t really care, ’cause I’ve got my own spot To escape the daily grind, and the worries of the day Living in Spain, it’s the perfect way
Chorus: I’ve been swimming in my pool, it’s not quite the ocean blue But it’s mine and it’s fine, and it’s all that I want to do I don’t need no yachts or jets, or fancy things like that I’ve got my own oasis, and I’m happy where I’m at
Bridge: The palm trees sway in the breeze, and the scent of jasmine fills the air Life is good in this place, where the sun is always there
Chorus: I’ve been swimming in my pool, it’s not quite the ocean blue But it’s mine and it’s fine, and it’s all that I want to do I don’t need no yachts or jets, or fancy things like that I’ve got my own oasis, and I’m happy where I’m at
Outro: I’ve been swimming in my pool, and I never want to leave Living in Spain, it’s the life I’ve come to believe.
I asked ChatGPT to write a non-religious poem about a good Good Friday full of happiness and joy. Here’s the result along with an illustration of “The Epitome of Happiness” in the style of Salvador Dali as drawn by Bing AI. Make up your own minds on both accounts!!
On this day of Good Friday, let’s celebrate The joys of life and all that’s great For though it’s a day of solemn reflection We can find joy in our own resurrection
The sun is shining, the birds are singing The world is alive and the bells are ringing We are surrounded by family and friends And the love that binds us never ends
Let’s feast on food and drink to our heart’s content For today is a day of merriment Let’s dance and sing and make merry For life is too short to be gloomy and scary
Let’s forget our troubles and woes And focus on the happiness that grows For even in the darkest of times We can find joy and make it shine
So on this Good Friday, let’s be glad For all the blessings we have had Let’s spread love and kindness around And make every day a joyful sound.
The Poems I Never Wrote 