This video was made in response to the challenge set by the Film Prompt Society. English was never my strong suit at school. For me, a 7 till about year 11, I'd average around a low-sea consistently. I just couldn't get the hang of there, versus there, versus there. For quite an embarrassing amount of time. I got hung up on this, and so writing poetry and analysis of it was way beyond my reach. Until now, over the last couple of months, I've been very slowly working on an AI poetry generator, and at last, I've completed it. The generator works similarly to the one that I've used for generating Pokemon images, but rather than looking at sequences of pixels, it looks at sequences of words. I won't get too bogged down into it, as I've done a pretty good explanation of it over on that video there, so do check that out if you'd like to know more. For now, I coded a little animated musical scene in Java for you to experience while you listen to the generated poetry. Hope you enjoy! Canalite and snowflakes making music as they flicker in the cold winter sun. A rustling leaf in the wind, a village full of candles and hearts, a long low soft brass bell. A gentle little breeze on a winter's night. It's a cold world full of light, feeling, love, beauty, and the gentle joy of it. Oh, here in this place in the night, we dance our happy dance, and we sing our happy song to you in the night. Our lives are made of it, and the light that shines bright through it all. So, with all our hearts, remember our happy dance we sing as we dance through these times of sorrow. Oh, my blue god, and my beautiful child, it is a secret you don't understand. Our broken hearts are making. I never forgot how to take you, and since all we can do is feel, you hold in your hands the joy of us all, and you look through all of us, where you know, with inquenchable light and love, we are all free. Open your arms to realization, to eternity, in the lake. you