To challenge the wind
Believe you are first master
Of your broken heartDulcinea’s eyes
Gaze sweet upon my dour face
Her tears like crystalThe swoosh of my blade
Rends the clouds my enemies
They stack against meLeap Rocinante
O’r the sun the liquid moon
Seek impossiblyTo all I survey
Let them know I persevered
Despite my failures
Anonymole - apocryphal agitators 
So, this whole post is AI generated?
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Wouldn’t that be trick! And impressive.
No, only the image.
But let me ask ChatGPT for 5 haikus on the topic of Don Quixote…
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The picture sort of cried out AI–but of course I’m not an expert on graphics. Be interesting to see what CGPT knows about Don Quixote.
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No doubt everything it could have found on the web.
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Here’s the prompt and the result:
Can you write five haikus on the topic of Don Quixote, Dulcinea, Rocinante and tilting at wind turbines. Don’t use Don Quixote’s name in the output. (Had to add this as her first attempt used his name over and over.)
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Brave and chivalrous,
Riding horseback, strong and true,
Illusions in sight.
A tilting fight,
Against giant turbines, wild,
A noble madness.
Beauty of a muse,
Kindling passion in heart,
Illusions arise.
Steed’s hooves, steady,
Clop against the windmill’s sails,
A knight’s charge persists.
Tall turbines stand fast,
Defying the brave knight’s might,
Yet he tilts on, strong.
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Huh. OK. It sounds like typical haiku to me.
I like yours better.
Thanks to the chatman from me.
Such churning data.
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Nailed it.
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So, pretty good, I’d say. 10th grade effort vs my 11th grade version (smile).
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I’m proud of the fact that I’ve gone through things and survived. Hopefully stronger. But sometimes I wonder if that 1) is such a good thing, 2) if I shouldn’t be so nonchalant with those failures…
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