Reaching out to inward gardens - AI Song (Blues, Cinematic, Folk, Indie Versions) | Suno AI (my lyrics, my voice) 24 April 2026
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## 🧠 ABOUT THE PROCESS
I transformed this original poem by adapting it into lyrics that were then used for an AI-generated song using Suno, featuring my voice. Below you’ll find part of the original poem, the revised lyrics, and the AI-generated musical version.
## 📜 ORIGINAL POEM
This poem reflects upon the difficult time one has reconciling decisions made solely on the basis of the heart’s impulses or the mind’s rationalised thinking. It considers that finding a way to connect heart and mind is the best way forward and that in the face of hatred and other negative emotions, reaching inward to heart-centred decision making, yields the best outcome.
In Time the distance once had lied Sheltered Truths frantic gatekeepers Poison Ivy planted creepers Twixt Heart and Mind the Great Divide
[Verse] In Time the distance once had lied twixt Heart and Mind the Great Divide Sheltered Truths frantic gatekeepers Poison Ivy planted creepers
[Chorus] The Heart trespasses wall of bricks In soul’s compassion eye tear pricks Speech of hate the giving pardons reaching out to inward gardens
[Verse] Horses frothing bid me a ride The knots of stories soon untied edge of veils enchanted sleepers gates of glory widowed weepers
[Chorus] The Heart trespasses wall of bricks In soul’s compassion eye tear pricks Speech of hate the giving pardons reaching out to inward gardens
[Verse] Plot of thoughts when planted hardens unfastened locks rattling wardens decomposing a land of tricks the mind to logic always sticks
[Chorus] The Heart trespasses wall of bricks In soul’s compassion eye tear pricks Speech of hate the giving pardons reaching out to inward gardens
## 🎧 AI SONG
Listen to how this poem transforms into music across different styles:
### 🎸 Blues version A blues interpretation emphasising raw emotion and expressive character. Reaching out to inward gardens – AI Blues Song | My Original Lyrics, My Voice (Suno AI)
### 🎬 Cinematic version A cinematic interpretation emphasising atmosphere and emotional intensity. Reaching out to inward gardens – AI Cinematic Song | My Original Lyrics, My Voice (Suno AI)
### 🌾 Folk version A folk interpretation of the song, focusing on acoustic textures and a more intimate, stripped-down sound that highlights the lyrical and emotional core. Reaching out to inward gardens – AI Folk Song | My Original Lyrics, My Voice (Suno AI)
### 🌿 Indie version An indie interpretation with a softer, reflective tone, incorporating Asian instruments for a distinctive sound. Reaching out to inward gardens – AI Indie Song | My Original Lyrics, My Voice (Suno AI)
## 🎼 ABOUT THESE VERSIONS
This piece has been interpreted across multiple musical styles using Suno AI, exploring how the same lyrics evolve through Blues, Cinematic, Folk and Indie influences.
I glimpsed once
An array of lights
They glittered
Like bright orbs
The border they rode absorbs
Impressions shattered
That World set
In the rising sun
As I whirled
Towards night
Within me consumed the fight
Of ages replayed
Count with me
The moons are seven
They revolve
Within Space
Spheres rotate towards Heaven
Places I rewind
My heart bears
The weight of old Tales
They come through
My lit eyes
Like a whisper their light flies
Towards southern skies
The songs beat
At my aged Temples
They give forth
Waning heat
Dying warmth makes me repeat
Litany of loss
They come through
Epiphany carved
On my chest
I control
In the City of Angels
They hone through me soul
Reading of the poem:
Petals multiply
In intervals of breathing
exhaling essence
My heart reaches out
seeking out the knowing mind
hidden in the eye
With careful fingers
I unveil the flower’s core
Myriads of colours
There are silent trees
tall yet minute they resume
growing in my heart
Winding through mazes
they teach me the wise lessons
of imbued stillness
We wait together
for the peace that was revealed
in branches of light
Reading of the poem:
The Valley of Dreams - Stive Morgan
Written in the context of Ronovan writes weekly haiku challenge using the words “wait”, “wise” and their synonyms. For more information on the challenge and other artists’ work, please read here
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