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Lead With Grace

All images created by Rebekah Marshall’s prompts using AI on Gencraft.com website.

To lead with grace
requires steel humility
when praised
and iron confidence
when cursed,
for either extreme
wields the awful
temptation to unsettle
the serene pond of self.
To yield to right
and bow only to integrity
fills her people
with love overflowing,
willing to sacrifice all
in service to her rule.

Magic Hair

(Poem 342 for 2024 – I am writing a poem a day)

AI Generated image I prompted on Gencraft.com https://gencraft.ai/p/OJN510

Magic hair
sends waves
through the cosmos,
a journey from
root to tip
and beyond,
then ricochets
back to the heart
of the goddess
from whence it came,
the answer
to infinite energy.

@Home Studio – 342nd poem of the year

Runner ups for the Magic Hair photos to accompany my poem:

The View From a Balcony

(Poem 332 for 2024 – I am writing a poem a day)

AI Generated image I prompted on Gencraft.com https://gencraft.ai/p/pH9ZaO https://gencraft.ai/p/JSrmnT https://gencraft.ai/p/qh1VIp

The view from a balcony
is beautiful no matter the
size of the body doing the gazing.

The heart that beats
is full of love no matter the
circumference of the hips.

The mind with ambitions
is powerful no matter the
mass of the dreamer.

The soul of the saint
is expansive no matter the
confines of human form.

@Home Studio – 332nd poem of the year

Runner ups for the Balconies photos to accompany my poem:

Bowl Dome Theater Target

(Poem 290 for 2024 – I am writing a poem a day)

AI Generated image I prompted on Gencraft.com https://gencraft.ai/p/jNdjzq

She shaped this beautiful
dish with her own two hands
out of white clay spun on a pottery
wheel and brushed with porcelain
paint before firing to perfection.

He built this dome in an ancient
mosque with his own two hands
out of bricks, wood, and stucco,
so everyone could hear the Imam’s
voice resonating and to symbolize
heaven arching high above the faithful.

She designed this sunken
amphitheater with her own two hands
out of stone, brick, limestone, and marble
and directed the labor of 30,000
people for over a decade for its completion.

He created this axe-throwing
target with his own two hands
using woodworking tools, wood glue,
live edge Maple, Redwood, and Cedar,
and may never throw anything at its surface
because it turned out too beautiful to destroy.

@Home Studio – 290th poem of the year