Loss of Spring's Soul by Snigdha Agrawal

 

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Loss of Spring's Soul

Come, ye all,
and heed this call.
Spring’s bounty, bright and vast,
may soon fade with no place to hide

as AI strips clean, a poet’s mind.

Beware: They'll capture thoughts.

They’ll steal the enlightened souls,

turning free thoughts and dreams into cold.

And the Spring’s vibrant hues, we know,

may wither away; fail to grow.

In the algorithms' silent sweep,
Spring may be archived in files.

So, poets, rise and let us fight
to keep the heart of Spring in sight.

If we don’t timely intervene,
our minds will forever stay asleep.

©Snigdha Agrawal  

Snigdha Agrawal

Snigdha Agrawal (nee Banerjee), has an MBA in Marketing and Corporate work experience of over two decades. She enjoys writing all genres of poetry, prose, short stories, and travel diaries.  Educated in Loreto Institutions, run by the Irish Nuns, and brought up in a cosmopolitan environment, she has learned the best of the East and West. She is a published author of four books.  Her works have appeared in several anthologies and e-journals, published in India and overseas. She has recently been nominated for the Pushcart Prize 2024 for poetry.

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