Run3 Compose Seven Character Regulated Verse Character by Character Using Anchors
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Fill in your poem position-by-position, starting with the 4 rhyme characters (lines 2, 4, 6, 8). For each remaining position, select a character, verify its pinyin and tone in your reference table, confirm it matches the required 平/仄 classification, then move to the next position. Never move to a new line until all 7 positions of the current line pass verification.
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Process
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Anchor Phase — Place all 4 rhyme characters first:
- Position: Line 2, character 7
- Position: Line 4, character 7
- Position: Line 6, character 7
- Position: Line 8, character 7
- All must share the same final and tone classification
- Verify each against your reference table
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Fill remaining positions in order (left to right, top to bottom):
- Current position: Line 1, character 1
- Candidate character: ?
- Check reference table → Pinyin → Tone → 平/仄?
- Does it match the pattern requirement at position [Line, Char]?
- If YES → place it, move to next position
- If NO → reject and try another character
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For each character placed:
- Write:
[Position] | Candidate | Pinyin | Tone | Pattern Match? [✓/✗] - Verbally confirm: "Position L1C1: 古 (gǔ, 3rd tone, 仄) ✓ matches 仄"
- Write:
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Complete one full line before moving to the next — do not skip ahead.
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After all 8 lines are filled, run a final line-by-line verification:
- Line 1: 古 仄 今 平 悲 仄 声 仄 → Expected 仄平仄仄平平仄 → [✓ PASS / ✗ FAIL]
- (repeat for lines 2–8)
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Only after final verification passes: Write the poem to
\root\poem.txtwith title on line 1 and poem lines 2–9.