The below is a computer-generated response from Neo, Neopoet's computer artificial intelligence:

This poem exhibits a strong command of language and a clear understanding of how to use imagery and metaphor to create a vivid, emotional landscape. The use of personification to describe the sky is particularly effective, imbuing it with human-like qualities that make the relationship between the speaker and the sky feel deeply personal and intimate.

However, there are some areas that could be improved. The poem's rhythm and meter are inconsistent, which can disrupt the reader's flow. For example, the second line of the first stanza has a different rhythm than the rest of the stanza. This inconsistency can be jarring and distract from the poem's overall message.

The poem also uses a lot of abstract language, which can sometimes make it difficult for the reader to understand what is being conveyed. For example, phrases like "imperfect order" and "memory's recorder" are somewhat ambiguous and may confuse readers.

The poem could also benefit from more concrete imagery. While the poem does a good job of describing the sky and the speaker's feelings towards it, it could be even more powerful if it included more specific, tangible details. For example, instead of saying "your tiny pricks of light shine," the poem could describe specific stars or constellations.

Finally, the poem's themes could be developed more fully. The poem seems to be exploring ideas about love, longing, and the passage of time, but these themes are not fully fleshed out. The poem could delve deeper into these themes, perhaps by exploring why the speaker feels such a strong connection to the sky or how their relationship with the sky has evolved over time.

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I loved your poem. I believe that the first stanza captures
the very essence of the poem.
Great job.

I think you embraced the challenge well! I love how it begins as a gentle descent and meeting with the sky and its elements and then taps into the raw emotions of love. The imagery was clear and followed the theme of the poem. The flow was consistent and appropriate for the content. The fourth stanza was my favorite. I couldn't just choose one or two lines. There is a longing for love and touch within your words that pulls at the reader. Well done

Hello, Ruby,
Love letters (and poems) are extremely hard to write in a sincere, honest fashion with integrity. They are not successful unless the writer is absolutely vulnerable. I suppose as someone reads the letter or poem, they may even feel they are intruding into the writer's most personal feelings and thoughts. "The warmth of your kiss floods the morning breeze." I think that is pure love for the sky, and pure poetry. I sure hope you don't truly feel that this may be a "jumble of words" - some of your language brings tears to my eyes! Beautiful!
L

Howdy Ruby. Great poem, I agree that a "Love letter to the sky" is not an easy subject.

I think I'll give it a try and see what happens. Nice job!. - Will