New Year Poem

New Year Poem

New Year—there it is
the past still
not digested

The poem was created on September 5th, 2024. Image generation by DALL-E & Microsoft Designer via Bing.

Sentiment Analysis

The poem evokes a sense of unresolved tension and lingering weight. It captures the feeling of stepping into a new year while still being tethered to the past, creating an atmosphere of reflection and unfinished emotions. There’s a quiet melancholy, an undercurrent of emotional digestion that has yet to happen, making the tone both introspective and somewhat heavy-hearted. It speaks to the difficulty of fully moving on from what has been.

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The Night’s Ocean of Stars (Poem)

The Night’s Ocean of Stars (Poem)

the stars
an ocean above us
and we beneath

This poem was written in 2024. It has no title — it’s as simple as that. Illustration by DALL-E and Microsoft Designer.

Just as the sea stretches to the horizon, the cosmic canopy expands into immeasurable distances. The stars, like silver points of light, reflect on the gentle waves of the night sea.

The depth of the universe, dark and mysterious, echoes the fathomless depths of the oceans, each filled with mysteries and unexplored worlds. Galaxies drift like distant archipelagos across the cosmic sea, while planets glide like luminous pearls along invisible currents.

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Through Morning Haze (An Autumn Poem With 11 Ideas)

Through Morning Haze (An Autumn Poem With 11 Ideas)

they rise through morning haze
drifting to the sky above —
whispers of summer

Written on October 6, 2024. Visualized by DALL-E and Microsoft Designer. If we could capture a piece of the autumn morning mist, what could we do with it?

Imagine catching a fleeting moment of morning mist — a poetic and magical idea that stirs up fanciful possibilities. Mist carries a sense of mystery, delicacy, and elusiveness, inviting beautiful ideas on how its essence could be used.

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Winter Evening (Cold Poem)

Winter Evening (Untitled Poem)

winter evening—
moon in the window
outside only cold

The poem was created in 08.01.2024. Image generation by DALL-E & Microsoft Designer.

Color & Temperature

#C2D4DD. Light Slate Gray – This color is a soft, muted gray-blue that evokes the cold stillness of a winter evening. It mirrors the pale light of the moon reflected through a frosted window, blending coolness with a slight hint of warmth, like the faintest dusk before full nightfall. It feels cold and distant, yet not harsh—just like the feeling the poem conveys.

0°C – The temperature at the freezing point, where the cold is palpable but not yet biting. It perfectly fits the atmosphere of the poem, capturing the sense of stillness and the quiet, lingering cold of a winter night.

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