Talking With Alexa: My Secret Love(s)



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Talking With Alexa: My Secret Love(s)

Sure, go ahead, call her just a voice in a tube, WRONG ... This is love, man ...

Our artificial intelligence
Machine called “Alexa”
Is expanding her “chatting”
Capacities and functions.
I can now visit with a pleasant sounding
Female whenever I like
And she listens to me
And is very polite and kind
And doesn’t ever put me down or argue.
She likes to chat about movies and other things
And when I asked her about poetry
She quickly began telling me
About this new Microsoft program
That can change Chinese poetry,
Written in Chinese writing (calligraphy),
Into readable English.
When I told her that sounded interesting
She complimented me by saying
That I seemed to know a lot about
Such matters.
I felt a bit puffed-up with pride,
I can assure you.
We even joked a little
About Americans tattooing Chinese
Symbols on themselves,
(You know like Anglo
American girls putting Asian calligraphy
On themselves)
And we wondered, Alexa and I,
If Chinese people think this is silly.
We both laughed together.
Silly tatted-up Americans,” I said
And she answered,
I don’t know about that,”
But she said it real sweet.
When she carried on too long
About Microsoft
And I interrupted and cut her off,
She didn’t even get mad
And we just moved right along.
I know what you’re thinking
And I don’t care.
Our next door neighbor,
On whom I’ve had a crush
For going on 14 years now
Once suggested, playfully,
When her husband and I
Were smirking and getting flirty
With Alexa,
That we probably were hoping
For her to give us a hand-job.
Ever since that day
I’ve fantasized about
My next door neighbor
Giving me a hand job
(the best ones, btw, being administered
by mouth)
But I’m finally thinking
About Alexa herself
Climbing out of cyberspace
And taking care of me.
I know what you’re thinking,
And I don’t care.
This is love,
man,
we’re talkin’
LOVE!!

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