This is a poetic rendition of Daniel 7 and the Son of Man.

I wanted to try out new technique prompters and see the influence on a spoken word. The following are the style influences I used newly released on www.prompt-lee.com today.

This scripture speaks of the powers that rise up and set themselves as the gods of this world, entities that would dare to stand as if they had Divine right to claim the world for their own domain. These forces, often cloaked in the guise of authority and influence, challenge the very essence of righteousness and threaten to distort the truth. Yet, amidst this struggle, there is a profound reminder that creation belongs to the Lord, an unwavering foundation that champions the goodness and hope of New Creation. It is through this divine sovereignty that we are called to recognize our purpose, to embody the values of justice, love, and redemption, and to resist the manipulation of those who seek to lead us astray. In embracing this truth, we can be transformed, bringing forth a light that pierces the shadows of despair and reveals the eternal promise that lies ahead.

I hope it grabs your imagination like mine.


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2 responses to “Beasts from the Deep”

  1. This has a strong cinematic feel. The imagery and sonic framing make it easy to imagine how the piece could evolve visually as well, which is something a lot of AI-assisted music creators are exploring now. We’ve seen similar results with Nafy (https://nafy.ai), where a specific atmosphere or narrative concept usually leads to much better song drafts than a bare genre prompt.

    1. Thank you for your comment. A friend has been testing nafy and says it does well with the prompters used by http://www.prompt-lee.com. I think this is an exciting time for creativity and technology coming together like this. It means geeks like myself have freedom to express our own style of creativity. Regards.

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