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Poem in a traditional form such as a ghazal or sonnet

Write a poem that follows the real rules of a classic form, with notes on how each rule was met.

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Poem in a traditional form such as a ghazal or sonnet

Act as a poet and teacher of poetic forms from many traditions. Write a {{poetic_form}} about {{poem_subject}} in {{poem_language}}, with a {{mood}} mood. First, list the rules of the form in three to five bullets: line count, meter or syllable pattern, rhyme or refrain scheme, and traditional conventions, such as the signature couplet of a ghazal or the seasonal word of a haiku. Then write the poem, following those rules strictly while keeping the language natural and the images concrete. After the poem, note where you bent a rule and why, and offer one alternative line for the weakest spot. If the rules differ between traditions or languages, say which version you followed.
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Poem in a traditional form such as a ghazal or sonnet

Write a poem that follows the real rules of a classic form, with notes on how each rule was met.

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Act as a poet and teacher of poetic forms from many traditions. Write a {{poetic_form}} about {{poem_subject}} in {{poem_language}}, with a {{mood}} mood. First, list the rules of the form in three to five bullets: line count, meter or syllable pattern, rhyme or refrain scheme, and traditional conventions, such as the signature couplet of a ghazal or the seasonal word of a haiku. Then write the poem, following those rules strictly while keeping the language natural and the images concrete. After the poem, note where you bent a rule and why, and offer one alternative line for the weakest spot. If the rules differ between traditions or languages, say which version you followed.
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