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My attempt at getting AI dungeon (Griffin) to write a poem: Prompt: The following is a poem called "I got up from the sand and died in the sea" AI output: by the American poet Emily Dickinson (1830-1886). It was published in the "May 16, 1864" issue of "The Atlantic Monthly". My life was like the saw - so smooth, so even; Time took his toll on this little bed; And now I got up from the sand and died in the sea. The sea was a graveyard, and I was a stone; I could not raise my aching limbs to bring My body to the shallows of wailing moan. No life was there, no life was possible, Only the dead to hear and the dead to remember, Only the dead and I was alone there. And then a voice said, "The tide is a grave," And I heard my own voice answer, "Aye, so it is." "And thou shalt die in the flood," said the voice, "Thou and thy loves and thy fame," said the voice; "And the sea will have thee, and the sea will have thee." "And I shall yield myself to the flood," said I, "And I shall yield myself to the grave." "No," said my own voice, "that is not the way; Thou shalt not yield to the grave as a slave; Thou shalt not yield to the grave as a slave." I looked on google and found out that Emily Dickinson is a real poet. The AI even got her exact birth and death year exactly correct! (1830-1886) There is even a real literature magazine called "Atlantic Monthly" and Emily Dickinson appeared to have read the magazine (I don't know if her works were published in it though). If anyone reading this knows about poetry I would like to ask, does this match Emily Dickinson's poetic style? Also does anyone know if the English language here is accurate to the 1800s as it should be and not the 1700s or 1600s? I left the authors note blank and the settings on default because I was lazy. About Emily Dickinson: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iJqHqsuAydHDdZs.html About Emily Dickinson's connection to the magazine: www.emilydickinsonmuseum.org/roomitem/the-atlantic-monthly/

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Romans 5:8 tells us that while we were still sinners, Christ died on our behalf to reconcile us to God and save us Romans 8:1 states that there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus..