AIプロンプト： 詩作

Help me write a poem in [form: sonnet / villanelle / haiku / ghazal / free verse / sestina / pantoum].

Theme: [what the poem is about]
Emotional tone: [melancholic / joyful / angry / contemplative / playful]
Personal connection: [why this theme matters to me]

Create:
1. An explanation of the form's rules, structure, and rhyme scheme
2. A complete poem in this form with annotations showing how each rule is followed
3. 3 alternative opening lines with different entry points
4. Line-by-line commentary on craft choices (word selection, rhythm, imagery)
5. One deliberate rule-break suggestion and why it might strengthen the poem
6. A list of 5 published poems in this form worth studying as models

Help me improve the imagery in this poem (or poem draft):

[Paste your poem or describe the images you want to create]

Theme: [what the poem explores]
The feeling I want to evoke: [specific emotion]
Images I'm drawn to: [visual motifs or objects that resonate]

Sharpen my imagery:
1. Identify every cliche or dead metaphor in the draft and suggest fresh replacements
2. Create 5 original metaphors for the central theme using unexpected comparisons
3. Add concrete sensory details: taste, touch, sound, smell (not just visual)
4. Suggest one extended metaphor that could unify the entire poem
5. Show how to 'zoom in' on a small, specific detail that carries emotional weight
6. Rewrite the weakest stanza with sharper, more precise language

Help me improve the rhythm and sound of this poem:

[Paste your poem]

Intended form: [metered / free verse / spoken word / song lyrics]
Read-aloud feel I want: [flowing / percussive / halting / conversational]

Analyze and improve:
1. Scan the meter: mark stressed and unstressed syllables throughout
2. Identify where the rhythm stumbles or feels forced
3. Suggest word substitutions that fix rhythm without changing meaning
4. Highlight effective sound devices already present (alliteration, assonance, consonance)
5. Add internal rhyme or sound patterns where they'd strengthen the poem
6. Read it aloud in your analysis: note where a reader would naturally pause or emphasize

I need poetry writing prompts to spark new work.

My preferred styles: [forms or approaches I gravitate toward]
Themes I've been exploring: [recent interests or obsessions]
What I want to push against: [comfort zones I want to leave]
Poets I admire: [influences]

Generate:
1. 5 prompts based on a specific image or object to write about
2. 5 prompts with a formal constraint (write without adjectives, write in second person, etc.)
3. 5 prompts that start from an overheard line of dialogue or a found phrase
4. 3 'collision prompts' that force two unrelated ideas together
5. 1 ekphrastic prompt based on a specific painting or photograph
6. For each prompt: a first line to get started and one thing to avoid

Give me a workshop-style critique of this poem:

[Paste your poem]

What I'm trying to achieve: [intention behind the poem]
Where I feel uncertain: [lines or choices I'm not sure about]
Feedback level: [gentle encouragement / honest workshop / tough love]

Critique:
1. What's working: the strongest lines and why they succeed
2. What's not working: specific lines or choices that weaken the poem
3. The poem's central tension or question — is it clear enough?
4. Line breaks: are they earning their place or just following sentence structure?
5. The ending: does it land, and is it the right ending for this poem?
6. Three specific revision suggestions ranked by impact

Help me create a spoken word piece about [topic/theme].

Performance context: [open mic / slam competition / video / classroom]
Duration: [2 / 3 / 5 minutes]
Tone: [passionate / funny / vulnerable / political / meditative]
Audience: [who will hear this]

Build the piece:
1. An opening line designed to silence the room and grab attention
2. The full poem written for performance, not the page (short lines, breath marks)
3. Performance notes: where to pause, speed up, get louder, get quiet
4. A callback structure: a repeated line or phrase that evolves in meaning
5. A physical gesture or movement suggestion for the climax of the piece
6. An ending that leaves the audience in silence before they applaud