“ Kokoro” the Japanese word for ‘heart.’ I’ll admit that the idea isn’t completely original because it was inspired by a song I’ve been listening to for the past two days or so. I just turned it into a poem. It makes me cry every time I listen to it. This isn’t part of my dedication series– Just another weird haiku-poem sort of thing. Can you see the story? :P Yeah, I gave it a happy/sad ending. Mostly happy....I broke the haiku form after my last repetition of “ I am by myself.” So yup. Does this count as a cheerful poem Amrah? Haha.
Also no. The use of "creator" and "father" is not alluding to G-d.
I'm not really back. I just wanted to post this before I skipped off to watch my movie :D
So, what do you think?
Did you get the eeeeeeeeeeeending?
No? I'll be more than happy to explain.
So a scientist creates this machine, a girl, and he considers her a daughter.
No one else did but him and she shared some sort of special bond with him.
Eventually; he died and left her, but not without a final gift.
A 'kokoro'. A heart. A chance to live in this world and marvel at its splendors.
Thankful for the gift she promised to sing for all eternity in his good name.
Yet, all these emotions were too much for a simple machine.
Her program/'kokoro' failed and she ceased to move.
She "died" with a smile on her face as she sunk into an eternal slumber.
YET,YET,YET- She was able to feel love without a heart. :P She was able to tell her creator/father that she loved them before she shut down for good. How? How? The heart is a powerful thing :P It is more than an organ.
YT,
Summer
My Review
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I understood. You have written this well. I have tried to understand what would happen if we actually achieved complete technological A.I. Are the machines ready to feel? Could they understand?