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Parmandur
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Seeing what Dall E does with some of C. S. Lewis' own potry
Lady LUNA, in light canoe, By friths and shallows of fretted cloudland Cruises monthly; with chrism of dews And drench of dream, a drizzling glamour, Enchants us–the cheat! changing sometime A mind to madness, melancholy pale, Bleached with gazing on her blank count’nance Orb’d and ageless. In earth’s embrs The shower of her rays, sharp-feathered light Reaching downward, ripens silver, Forming and fashioning female brightness, –Metal maidenlike.
Lady LUNA, in light canoe, By friths and shallows of fretted cloudland Cruises monthly; with chrism of dews And drench of dream, a drizzling glamour, Enchants us–the cheat! changing sometime A mind to madness, melancholy pale, Bleached with gazing on her blank count’nance Orb’d and ageless. In earth’s embrs The shower of her rays, sharp-feathered light Reaching downward, ripens silver, Forming and fashioning female brightness, –Metal maidenlike.
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MERCURY marches;–madcap rover, Patron of pilf’rers. Pert quicksilver His gaze begets, goblin mineral, Merry multitude of meeting selves, Same but sundered. From the soul’s darkness, With wreathed wand, words he marshals, Guides and gathers them–gay bellwether Of flocking fancies. His flint has struck The spark of speech from spirit’s tinder, Lord of language! He leads forever The spangle and splendour, sport that mingles Sound with senses, in subtle pattern, Words in wedlock
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VENUS voyages…but my voice falters;
Rude rime-making wrongs her beauty,
Whose breasts and brow, and her breath’s sweetness
Bewitch the worlds. Wide-spread the reign
Of her secret sceptre, in the sea’s caverns,
In grass growing, and grain bursting,
Flower unfolding, and flesh longing,
And shower falling sharp in April.
The metal copper in the mine reddens
With muffled brightness, like muted gold,
By her fingers form’d.
The heaven’s highway hums and trembles, Drums and dindles, to the driv’n thunder Of SOL’s chariot, whose sword of light Hurts and humbles; beheld only Of eagle’s eye. When his arrow glances Through mortal mind, mists are parted And mild as morning the mellow wisdom Breathes o’er the beast, broadening eastward Clear and cloudless. In a clos’d garden (Unbound her burden) his beams foster Soul in secret, where the soil puts forth Paradisal palm, and pure fountains Turn and re-t
Rude rime-making wrongs her beauty,
Whose breasts and brow, and her breath’s sweetness
Bewitch the worlds. Wide-spread the reign
Of her secret sceptre, in the sea’s caverns,
In grass growing, and grain bursting,
Flower unfolding, and flesh longing,
And shower falling sharp in April.
The metal copper in the mine reddens
With muffled brightness, like muted gold,
By her fingers form’d.
The heaven’s highway hums and trembles, Drums and dindles, to the driv’n thunder Of SOL’s chariot, whose sword of light Hurts and humbles; beheld only Of eagle’s eye. When his arrow glances Through mortal mind, mists are parted And mild as morning the mellow wisdom Breathes o’er the beast, broadening eastward Clear and cloudless. In a clos’d garden (Unbound her burden) his beams foster Soul in secret, where the soil puts forth Paradisal palm, and pure fountains Turn and re-t
Parmandur
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Gor a little tires of the word collage I was getting from Dall Ez so I asked Chat GPT for help. Interesting results, although in classic ChatGPT style it insists on making up poems by G. K. Chesterton and ascribing the lmees from C. S. Lewis to them
A contrast between the bright and cheerful Jove and the dark and gloomy Saturn, inspired by the poem 'Just and gentle, are Jove’s children' by G.K. Chesterton
A representation of Luna, the moon goddess, sailing in a light canoe across the night sky, inspired by the poem 'Lady LUNA, in light canoe' by G.K. Chesterton
A scene of Mars, the god of war, riding a chariot and wielding a sword, surrounded by fire and smoke, inspired by the poem 'A haughty god MARS mercenary, makes there his camp' by G.K. Chesterton
A contrast between the bright and cheerful Jove and the dark and gloomy Saturn, inspired by the poem 'Just and gentle, are Jove’s children' by G.K. Chesterton
A representation of Luna, the moon goddess, sailing in a light canoe across the night sky, inspired by the poem 'Lady LUNA, in light canoe' by G.K. Chesterton
A scene of Mars, the god of war, riding a chariot and wielding a sword, surrounded by fire and smoke, inspired by the poem 'A haughty god MARS mercenary, makes there his camp' by G.K. Chesterton
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Parmandur
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Made an attempt to get ChatGPY to give me some pictures of Ernie Gygax's Tenser based in the fokkofrom 1E Rogue Gallery:
Contrary to most magic-users, Tenser has always been a lover of battle. Occasionally he will seemingly forget his
spells and charge into melee with his staff, depending on his magical protections to preserve him. In many ways, it is felt that his temperament was better suited to be a fighter.
At the same time, Tenser is no fool. He has no aversion to using magic and generally will chose it first. He has
gathered about him a firm power base for law and good and will readily use it if necessary. He will sometimes
enspell good magic-users to go on dangerous missions to aid the cause of good. He is reported to have alliances
with various non-human races and even some that are considered monsters.
Tenser has dust of disappearance, a wand of negation, a staff of the magi, a ring of protection, +3, a
dlsplacer cloak, a ring of human Influence, a wand of metal and mineral detection, a potion of protection
from dragon's breath (This potion causes the imbiber to become resistant to all forms of dragon breath. When
attacked by a dragon's breath weapon, the person protected is allowed a saving throw of + 2 against gases — sleep, fear, slow, paralyzation, etc. — with the result being either total success or failure. Against direct attacks by
dragon breath — fire, acid, lightning, etc. — the user is allowed a normal saving throw, where a successful save
does no damage and failure to save results in only half damage. Note that this potion does not protect against
physical attacks or spells cast by the dragon. The potion lasts for 6 to 15 rounds and the contents of an entire bottle
must be drunk for the potion to have effect.), and dust of dispelling air elementals (This dust appears indis- tinguishable from the other magical dusts and is usually found in the same types of packages — bone tubes or silk
packets. When a handful is thrown onto any creature summoned from the elemental plane of air, that creature
will immediately be forced to return to its proper plane. It may also be used to encircle an area in a special
protection ring. If the powder is laid in an unbroken circle or from wall to wall, it will cause summoned creatures
from the elemental plane of air to attack at a -1 on their "to hit" rolls. The powder may not be blown away by any
creature it effects, although other creatures and spells may. It is important to note that it will not affect free-willed
creatures from this plane. One handful is required to dispel one creature, create a 10' diameter circle, or a single
line 50'in length.).
Contrary to most magic-users, Tenser has always been a lover of battle. Occasionally he will seemingly forget his
spells and charge into melee with his staff, depending on his magical protections to preserve him. In many ways, it is felt that his temperament was better suited to be a fighter.
At the same time, Tenser is no fool. He has no aversion to using magic and generally will chose it first. He has
gathered about him a firm power base for law and good and will readily use it if necessary. He will sometimes
enspell good magic-users to go on dangerous missions to aid the cause of good. He is reported to have alliances
with various non-human races and even some that are considered monsters.
Tenser has dust of disappearance, a wand of negation, a staff of the magi, a ring of protection, +3, a
dlsplacer cloak, a ring of human Influence, a wand of metal and mineral detection, a potion of protection
from dragon's breath (This potion causes the imbiber to become resistant to all forms of dragon breath. When
attacked by a dragon's breath weapon, the person protected is allowed a saving throw of + 2 against gases — sleep, fear, slow, paralyzation, etc. — with the result being either total success or failure. Against direct attacks by
dragon breath — fire, acid, lightning, etc. — the user is allowed a normal saving throw, where a successful save
does no damage and failure to save results in only half damage. Note that this potion does not protect against
physical attacks or spells cast by the dragon. The potion lasts for 6 to 15 rounds and the contents of an entire bottle
must be drunk for the potion to have effect.), and dust of dispelling air elementals (This dust appears indis- tinguishable from the other magical dusts and is usually found in the same types of packages — bone tubes or silk
packets. When a handful is thrown onto any creature summoned from the elemental plane of air, that creature
will immediately be forced to return to its proper plane. It may also be used to encircle an area in a special
protection ring. If the powder is laid in an unbroken circle or from wall to wall, it will cause summoned creatures
from the elemental plane of air to attack at a -1 on their "to hit" rolls. The powder may not be blown away by any
creature it effects, although other creatures and spells may. It is important to note that it will not affect free-willed
creatures from this plane. One handful is required to dispel one creature, create a 10' diameter circle, or a single
line 50'in length.).
