Poetry composition
Guidelines for composing classical Chinese seven-character regulated verse (Qi-Yan-Lu-Shi), focusing on structure, rhythm, and emotional expression.From its SKILL.md
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Poetry Composition Guidelines: Qi-Yan-Lu-Shi
Structure
- Title: The first line.
- Form: A seven-character regulated verse (Qi-Yan-Lu-Shi) consists of exactly 8 lines.
- Rhythm: Each line has 7 characters, typically structured in 2-2-3 phrasing.
Themes
- Imagery: Focus on sensory details (e.g., bone-chilling wind, abandoned fields).
- Emotions: Contrast the suffering of war with the yearning for lasting peace.
- Tone: Melancholic yet hopeful, evoking the perspective of a common villager.
Execution
- Ensure strictly 7 characters per line.
- Maintain a consistent tone throughout the poem.
- Avoid modern colloquialisms; use classical-inspired imagery.
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