[Michael Sherwood]

Pamplemousses Garden

In the heart of Mauritius, where time stands still,
Lies a garden of wonder, a place to fulfill
Your dreams of nature's grandeur, a sight to behold,
The Pamplemousses Garden, with stories untold.

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, its name we bestow,
The oldest of gardens where botanical wonders grow,
In the Southern Hemisphere, it proudly resides,
A treasure of nature, where beauty abides.

Giant water lilies, with leaves vast and wide,
Two meters of green, a watery pride,
Their delicate blossoms, a sight to enthrall,
In this Mauritian haven, where serenity calls.

A hundred palm species, diverse and unique,
Each with a story, each with mystique,
Talipot's rare bloom, once in sixty-year grace,
A Toddy Palm's sweetness, in this tranquil space.

Spices, ebony, sugar cane they stand tall,
A symphony of life, a verdant thrall,
Marmalade Box and Fish Poison, strange and rare,
Sausage Tree's name, a whimsical affair.

Under the sun's warm embrace, they all thrive,
In this garden of life, where wonders arrive,
Mauritius' jewel, where nature's songs play,
Pamplemousses Garden, forever in our sway.

Here, history and nature seamlessly twine,
In the heart of an island, a precious design,
For in these hallowed grounds, life's beauty does gleam,
The Pamplemousses Garden, a botanical dream.

[Garfield1]

Bonjour M S
ce poème a-t-il été généré suivant un processus interactif ou complètement ex nihilo ?

[Michael Sherwood]

Hello Garfield,

Non, il n'a pas été créé ex-nihilo.
J'ai rentré des infos en anglais sur ce jardin (que j'ai visité il y a longtemps) et demandé à Chat GPT de me faire un  poème à partir de ça.
Le résultat est assez bluffant en matière de choix de vocabulaire, de découpage en strophes et de rimes. Et grosso modo ça fait sens.

J'ai ensuite essayé en français mais ça ne donnait rien de bon...

Et voilà  !

[Garfield1]

Impressionnant