Ai could

Yael Olalde-Garcia

must’ve been Ai or perhaps AI…

why can’t i see the real?

why is animation so raw—

why does it leave me feeling-

and yet none of it is real?

 

i’m not deaf, braille is just how i hear-

can’t you tell?

the splatter on the wall—

the strokes i carved with the nails?

 

is blood bright enough?

are the brown in my eyes

all that remains

of a once bright mind?

 

i cling to the animation—

not because i’m dying,

i’m just losing shape.

 

like colorful distortion or animated convulsion-

colors mix so well the war is now lost to

compulsive, repulsive, too-kindly, violently revulsive pixels.

 

and perhaps that’s something

AI could never write about,

but maybe Ai could.

  • Author: Yael Olalde-Garcia (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 5th, 2025 08:38
  • Comment from author about the poem: Ai could came out like a glitch. it’s not really about AI. it’s about losing track of what’s real, and still needing beauty anyway. the pixels feel more honest than people sometimes.
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  • sorenbarrett

    Indeed what is real and what is not has become a question that can no longer be answered. A great write



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