KI-generierte Bilder von poet

a poem with the title "the poetry books" in all caps, located at the top-left corner of the image, featuring a large face with wavy hair and freckles, an ornate brass cape coiled around its neck, placed on a reflective wooden surface with faint details, dark green foliage visible through the open windows behind the reading, text in quotes "his answer is not here, he's all set against a simple black background which makes the upper part of the column appear slightly blurred, suggesting depth and focus on the text.

a photograph of the following poem, featuring a poet in black and gold attire sitting down on a wooden surface, to the left there is a book open with text in both english and italian, surrounding the book is a colorful poster with some text in bold letters, towards the right side they are partially obscured by leaves, on the left wall there's an opening to the bottom, with small objects seen reading "this is what they do" and "the poetry books", at the beginning of each verse there is a word "this all the way" and "simplying a poetry process," more

a photograph with shallow depth of field, in the foreground there are two pages of text marked with "the poetry books", which depicts a serious or contemplative expression on a woman's face, another verse describes a fuller headwriting style, the heading "psalm 149" is also outlined, an open book to the right of the primary text, the page numbers include "12" and "22", the title "psalm 134" is prominently visible at the top of the page, beneath the title is a section of an open book partially visible, other lines of text

a person writing on a chalkboard, the word "poesie" in large black letters at the top center of the page, several verses from the poem visible, an oil painting below the title, the words are highly detailed and consistent, colors are predominantly blues, grays, and hints of green, the first verse begins with the name "pellesie" in larger font, both lines are properly spaced, there is additional text on the top left of the page, the overall style is realistic with attention to detailed texture.

a close-up of a poem, focus is on the left side of the page where it is drawn into the paper, the title "soul in you" in large gold letters at the top center, "she who wants to know more than them?" partially visible below the main text, several lines of yellowed tape are around the main text, some blurred figures are depicted in the foreground while others are slightly out of focus.