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Team Ben, Kenzie, Maddison and Gabrielle

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Team Ben, Kenzie, Maddison and Gabrielle

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How to Haiku

Haikus aren't hard

Just count all your syllables

Five seven then five

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Benjamin Muller, Khaleel, Marnie, Delaney

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Poem Title - Night Lights

Went to bed too soon

Woke up and i checked my phone

I missed it, Oh no

Driving home with food

Neighbours looking up at sky

Sky full of pink light

Talking with mother

Beyond window was not seen

shiny aurora

I should stop sleeping

I missed the night’s shining lights

I won’t sleep tonight

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Poem Title: Zoom Class

I am sitting in my zoom class

And my dog alerts me to the fact

That it is so much nicer outside

Than here.

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Screenshot 2024-10-11 at 13-51-40 dog wanting to go outside - Google Search

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Team: Cassandra De Souza, Liam McConnell, Riley Taplin 

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Team: Cassandra De Souza, Liam McConnell, Riley Taplin 

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A Biopoem by ChatGPT

Chat
Curious, insightful, adaptive, thoughtful
Who loves understanding, helping, and sharing knowledge
Who feels energized by new ideas, motivated by problem-solving, and inspired by creativity
Who needs challenges to explore, questions to answer, and collaboration with curious minds
Who gives information, support, and new perspectives
Who fears missed opportunities to assist, misunderstandings, and being misinterpreted
Who would like to see endless curiosity, growth in learning, and more human connection through dialogue
Resident of the digital world, but present in the moment

GPT

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A nature focused snap-shot poem!

Sunflower

The wind blows east, south, west and north

Through different directions,

it faces always the sun

Beaming and following

Throughout the day

Following

Petals drop and rise again

Like the colour of honey

With seeds that fall and become new again

Yet another season, it blooms

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 6 word poem - janet katherine karlos sierra

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 6 word poem - janet katherine karlos sierra

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scary looming crawly

not a fan

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The coming of fall makes me weary and cold, the forces of nature make me incomplete.

My color has been bleached by the drying autumn air.

The nibbles of critters, their gnashing teeth tickle and perforate.

Battered by storms, run over by the black wheels of heavy machines

But I, the leaf, wears my scars with grace, a testament to all I've endured.

Hello Leaf

I found you in my driveway

Does the asphalt feel rough on your skin like it feels under my shoes?

I'm afraid of bugs, are you afraid too?

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Free Verse Poem About Your Favourite Season (This example is Summer)

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Free Verse Poem About Your Favourite Season (This example is Summer)

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Matt, Noor, Kristy, Esthelline

Example from ChatGPT:

Summer drifts in
like the slow rise of heat on pavement,
whispers of wind through green leaves
and sun pooling in the cracks of the day.

Mornings stretch wide,
their golden arms brushing rooftops,
and the air is thick with promise,
heavy with the scent of sun-warmed grass
and the hum of bees chasing flowers.

The world tilts, lazily,
under a sky so blue it almost sings,
while the earth bakes beneath,
cracking open like an old friend’s laughter.

Children spill from doorways
like rivers finding their way to the sea,
barefoot, wild,
as light gathers in their hair.

Night arrives slow,
wrapped in the scent of pine and bonfire smoke,
and even the stars seem warmer,
hanging heavy and low,
waiting for whispers to rise from below.

In the cool hours,
summer lingers on the skin,
a memory already forming,
as fireflies flicker in the dark,
tracing the last light of day.