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Write a poem
Write a poem from your own story, with or without rhyme. Specify the mood, details and number of lines.
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Getting started
- Choose one scene or feeling rather than many themes.
- Specify the line count and whether to rhyme.
- Read it aloud, including any awkward passages.
Prompts
Copy a suitable prompt and replace any bracketed instructions.
A short rhyming poem
Write an original 12-line poem about [scene]. Mood: [mood]. Key details: [list]. Use natural wording and rhymes without quotations or imitating a particular writer. Do not sacrifice meaning for a rhyme or rely on stock poetic phrases.
Check: Check that the lines form one story and stresses sound natural.
Without required rhymes
Write 8–10 short lines of free verse about [experience or place]. Use [concrete details]. Avoid forced rhyme, a moralizing ending and vague grand words. Show the feeling through what a person sees or does.
Check: Remove lines that only explain an image already clear to the reader.
Poetry and song lyrics
Here the focus is imagery and spoken rhythm. Use the song-lyrics guide for verses and a chorus.
Keep your own wording
You need not keep the whole draft. Retain good lines and rewrite the rest in your own voice.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I include a name?
- Yes. Add the name and real details without forcing every line to rhyme with it.
- Will it follow a strict metre?
- Errors are possible. Specify the metre and check stresses line by line.
- Does it create music?
- No. The result is a poem in chat.
- How do I use the prompt?
- Copy the prompt, choose “Open chat”, sign in and paste it. Replace the placeholders with your details and send the request. Your account allowance applies.