I hoped you’d find your way here and give your 2 cents eventually, thank you for chiming in Mr. Light!
Your input was received with gratitude and appreciation, nothing more, nothing less

You made fair points that offered catalyst of much value.
My favorite part was your note on “logic departs.” It sent me down a rabbit hole of re-examining the nature of logic, especially dissolving the connection to realism in the classical “Mr. Spock” archetype where logic is divorced from feeling. In reality, decision-making and universal balance require that emotional valence; without feeling, pure analytical logic gets stuck in an infinite loop of pros and cons.
For that sequence:
"Unintentional understanding
Rests in our hearts,
The rhythm makes sense
Wherever logic departs"
I still feel an appealing resonance with letting the rhythm and feeling of the phrase get priority over what is logically sound in linear experience. (much like a daydream breaking standard linear rules). But I really enjoyed contemplating your illuminated angle of seamless cooperation! In the majority of contexts, I agree full heartedly. Yin/Yang logic, now that’s my cup of tea 
I also appreciate the spell-check on the missing ‘e’ in “tribute.” I animated all the text manually, including the lyrics (Tedious but rewarding), and to fix that single letter, I’d have to reactivate a paused subscription. For now, I’ll just treat it as a deliberate beauty mark 
As for the AI medium and the abstract style, I completely understand it can be a bit of an acquired taste. When navigating generative art, the lens we bring often defines whether a piece feels flat or resonant. At the same time, I deeply respect your call for the “Town Crier” reminding us to eat our vegetables, there is beauty and grounding in direct, simple service to our totality.
Much love to you my friend 
P.S. / Edit: I’d like to add that every image and animation was directed through intentional vision, manual syncing, and deliberate effort, not just tossing music into an AI slot machine service 
AI can be approached like throwing a bucket of paint at a canvas (which can be fun to do every now and then), or used for intricate, delicate detail work, and everything in-between 