Hallucination investigates the fragility of objective reality by surrendering the creative process to chance and machine-generated anomalies. The work functions as a meditation on perception, where the visual output is determined by the unpredictable behavior of algorithms operating at the edge of their training data. By prioritizing noise, artifacts, and stochastic deviations over clear representation, the piece suggests that our shared reality is merely a temporary consensus. The poem embraces the machine’s tendency to misinterpret prompts, treating these errors as glimpses into a world that exists beyond human logic.