Moonlit Charged Snow

Saturday, November 29, 2025

Good morning, The Wonderfell Way.

How's the day? O/

Sunrise soft on moonlit charged snow.

What powers moonlight has a lake's reflection, this morning's snow cover and lovers know.

Poets are often associated with the moon.

Lunar powered heart batteries power the muse.

But there's also poetry, neglected though it's been, in each sunrise.

How are we doing? O/

If numbers interest or impress you, if quantity measures more than amount for you, there's over 500 sunrises poetically recorded here on Wonderfell.

In a row.

Day to day.

"Why do such a thing?"
-Curious Reader

Because there's something only poets can say about the sunrise. We know all about the poetic implications of moonlight. Romance and longing galore.

But the practical beautiful light of the Sun unfiltered or inebriated by the moon deserves its own poetry.

You ought to know a thing, live it, experience it before you express it.

So Wonderfell is a poetical work of record, too.

A poem has to measure a new human experience with words, so a poet has to write a poem.

Sorry AI you can never write anything new, only imitate, so you will never be an artist of any endeavor.

AI can be used by artists to express Life in a new way.

New is the important word here.

If someone, or something, else could make the exact object of your creation then it has no opportunity to be considered Art.

Originality is a core aspect in every work of Art.

AI is a catalog experience; shopping on Amazon for Knowledge, Science, Art. It's already made.

Helpful, but nothing new.

So I write the sunrise. Poets slacked off and slept in for millennia. The dawn deserves its own verse.

Thank you for reading.

A new verse of Colore posted last night.

Every week we get more and more of the response: "Will you just post the whole thing? I want to read more."

This means the story formula is working.

It also means: The Author has been writing everyday for three decades and there's a good chance he knows what he's doing.

O/

Humility for the win. (And the pun.)

Take care, read some more, and make wonderful this wonderful day.