Homo Machina
Rating: ★5.0
Homo Machina
The Future Of Human Evolution
grey will not do metallic's justice
as silver shows no tempting
no, tones will pale into all skins
corridor lengths of emptiness
seen within computed eyes
and nothing the machines do
The Future Of Human Evolution
grey will not do metallic's justice
as silver shows no tempting
no, tones will pale into all skins
corridor lengths of emptiness
seen within computed eyes
and nothing the machines do
can hold a grace in our hands
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Monday, April 20, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: androids,evolution,future,humanity,life,science,science fiction
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Homo Machina by Clive Culverhouse
The Future Of Human Evolution
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Latin
Homo - Human
Machina - Machine
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The Future Of Human Evolution
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Latin
Homo - Human
Machina - Machine
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COMMENTS
Bharati Nayak
03 May 2020
knowing no empathy
no mercy
they have only coldness
a brief of finality
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they are the future of our future
and we are them
and we, our death
- - - - The reckless development of humanoids would only spell doom for man.A great poem of the Day, Congratulations Clive Culverhouse.
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Clive Culverhouse
04 May 2020
thanks for reading, , , .,
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Dr Antony Theodore
03 May 2020
no, tones will pale into all skins
corridor lengths of emptiness
seen within computed eyes
and nothing the machines do
can hold a grace in our hands a wonderful poem. futuristic, tony
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Kim Barney
03 May 2020
A bit chilling, but fascinating reading. Congrats on poem of the day!
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Clive Culverhouse
03 May 2020
thanks for reading Machina and taking the time to comment, much appreciated
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Parameswaran Nair Damodaran Nair
03 May 2020
no metal can truly see art steel ignorance of telling brush strokeknowing no empathy no mercy they have only coldness a brief of finality. A warning for the human society. Congratulations
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Clive Culverhouse
03 May 2020
Thanks for reading, Dominic, and taking the time to comment, ..,
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Keith Brown
03 May 2020
It's like training someone too do your job the getting sacked, too smart for our won good! How in have we taught machines too think? Great poem quite evokative
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Clive Culverhouse
03 May 2020
Quite!
Last line .. and we, our death
thanks for taking time to comment, much appreciated
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Jasbir Chatterjee
03 May 2020
Indeed, machines, though they may be the ones that would survive, will only be machines, incapable of great works of art that humans can produce. Congratulations on being poet of the day!
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Mahtab Bangalee
03 May 2020
superb thoughtful poem penned; congrats for being selected as POD
Metallic justice
cannot see the true art
Robotic workforce
can do anything
but without any feelings
no mercy there
no empathy there
machine is machine though it's fair
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Clive Culverhouse
03 May 2020
Our exchange of poetic expression,
thanks for your time dear poet, ..
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Edward Kofi Louis
03 May 2020
No machine can truly see art! ! ! !
Smart art of life.
Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
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