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

This poem demonstrates a strong understanding of visual imagery and personification. The sun and moon are not just celestial bodies, but characters with emotions and intentions. This gives the poem a sense of depth and complexity.

However, the poem could benefit from a more consistent use of meter and rhythm. The lines vary in length and syllable count, which can disrupt the flow of the poem and make it harder for the reader to follow.

Additionally, the poem's theme of universal love is not fully explored. The sun and moon are symbols of love, but their relationship to each other and to the speaker is not clearly defined. The poem could be strengthened by further developing this theme and exploring the ways in which love is universal.

Lastly, the use of the phrase "oceans of love" is a bit cliché. The poem could benefit from a more unique or unexpected metaphor to describe the depth and breadth of love.

In conclusion, while the poem demonstrates a strong use of imagery and personification, it could be improved by focusing on rhythm, theme development, and the use of original metaphors.

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I see the title, is that there is a love that fills the universe; one that you've personally experienced. I admire the amount of
purpose in this one. ~ Geez.
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Hello, Mark,
"I know of your sadness, an entire life's worth." That is true, universal love. Very poetic language. Dear Mother Nature.
Thank you!
L

Making a comment after Lavender and Geez is like being thrown into a fire, but I think that the key word is "fresh." After
being enveloped by night, the universal return of light brings a new "fresh delight". I enjoyed this. My personal preferance
would be to add a nuance more personal, in our universal connectedness and relationship with the moon, stars, sun and the universe itself. Having said that, our limited understanding of their true universal language leaves the poem in beautiful display, at least to my understanding. Great poem! Beautifully written.

Great poem Mark, I really enjoyed it, especially these lines

A surge of emotion comes, mother nature draws a breath.
As light slowly turns to dark there are whispers, goodbye my love, I shall return for you,
I am the unwavering faith, your ever-present universe.

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