Human generated poem vs AI generated poem

               This blog is part of my classroom activity assigned by our professor. I compose both human generated poem and AI generated poem using metaphors.
both poems are provided below.

Task 1:- Compose a free vers love poem using unique metaphor.

(1) Self generated poem 
Title:- Love like the sun 

Love rises like the sun 
As the sun shines on the earth,
Love brings light to life.

The sun dispels darkness,
Love dispels lifelike darkness.
Just as the sun never ends 
So Does love.

Love gives warmth,he paints 
The world in golden colour.

          (Image generated by  Meta Ai)

2) AI generated poem 
Title:- Sunrise of the heart 

Love rises like the sun each morn.
Casting light where shadows were
born.

As the sun warms the earth below,
Love speads it's glow,
Making hearts grow.

Like the sun that never fades away,
Love ensures, never to decay.
It offers warmth,it offers peace.
Turning life's gray to a golden release.
         (Image generated by Meta Ai)

Task 2:- Imagist poem use an AI image.

Title:- The mountains 

The view of the mountains is beautiful,
Rivers flow gently, the scenery is booming all around.
          (Image generated by Meta Ai)

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