President Trump Makes a Trade Announcement, May 8, 2025-dolphin3-prompt2
by Ollama
31 min read
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2dTaFl9nM0
Table of Contents
- Verse 1
- Verse 2
- Verse 3
- Verse 4
- Verse 5
- Verse 6
- Verse 7
- Verse 8
- Verse 9
- Verse 10
- Verse 11
- Verse 12
- Verse 13
- Verse 14
- Verse 15
- Verse 16
- Verse 17
- Verse 18
- Verse 19
- Verse 20
- Verse 21
Verse 1
#### Limerick
There once was a President grand,
Who made trade announcements so bland.
He spoke of victory day,
And a trade deal that went sway.
With rare earth and beef so bland.
#### Sonnet
Upon this special day, Victory Day,
The President speaks with joy to convey.
A breakthrough trade deal, on this bright morn,
With our closest ally, the UK sworn.
Reciprocity, fairness, he does decree,
In international trade, a principle agree.
Increased access for US exports is granted,
Especially in agriculture, a market expanded.
Our farmers rejoice as their products fair,
And non-tariff barriers start to wane.
A deal of great benefit, they all claim,
For both countries, without strain.
#### Ode
O President, on this grand day,
Victory Day, you lead the way.
With UK Prime Minister Starmer,
You forge a trade pact, sincere.
Eighty years ago, together we stood,
Now, our alliance is renewed, undivided.
Rare earth and beef access now gained,
Agriculture's market expands in vain.
No longer shall barriers impede,
But prosperity to all will be led.
There once was a President grand,
Who made trade announcements so bland.
He spoke of victory day,
And a trade deal that went sway.
With rare earth and beef so bland.
#### Sonnet
Upon this special day, Victory Day,
The President speaks with joy to convey.
A breakthrough trade deal, on this bright morn,
With our closest ally, the UK sworn.
Reciprocity, fairness, he does decree,
In international trade, a principle agree.
Increased access for US exports is granted,
Especially in agriculture, a market expanded.
Our farmers rejoice as their products fair,
And non-tariff barriers start to wane.
A deal of great benefit, they all claim,
For both countries, without strain.
#### Ode
O President, on this grand day,
Victory Day, you lead the way.
With UK Prime Minister Starmer,
You forge a trade pact, sincere.
Eighty years ago, together we stood,
Now, our alliance is renewed, undivided.
Rare earth and beef access now gained,
Agriculture's market expands in vain.
No longer shall barriers impede,
But prosperity to all will be led.
Image Prompt 1
Create an image prompt based on the trade announcement. Visualize a grand celebration of victory with President Trump and Prime Minister Starmer, signing the historic trade agreement in front of cheering crowds against a backdrop of the White House and Parliament building. The scene should show both leaders smiling warmly and shaking hands, surrounded by flags from both countries, showcasing the unity between the USA and the UK.Video Prompt 1
A 30-second video prompt showing President Trump delivering his trade announcement inside the ornate White House room. Display him speaking passionately about victory day, highlighting the significance of the breakthrough trade deal with the United Kingdom while emphasizing their shared values of reciprocity and fairness in international trade. The scene should include images of cheering crowds and flags waving proudly to represent the united front presented by both countries.Verse 2
Title: A Pact Renewed, Allies United Strong (Sonnet)
In closed lands where trade did gently bind,
Two nations meet in concord newly found.
With swift customs' grace, goods cross the sea,
A bond more strong than e'er before unbound.
For U.S. wares through UK's shores shall fleet,
No tape of red to slow their course.
And markets wide for American might,
In chemistry and steel, shall bear its source.
In history's light, a new path they tread,
United in security so sound.
With allies close, in unity they stand,
Their strength increased, on solid ground.
Steel bonds forged anew from distant shores,
To keep each nation evermore secure.
A pact of might and pride restored once more,
Their bond eternal and secure.
In closed lands where trade did gently bind,
Two nations meet in concord newly found.
With swift customs' grace, goods cross the sea,
A bond more strong than e'er before unbound.
For U.S. wares through UK's shores shall fleet,
No tape of red to slow their course.
And markets wide for American might,
In chemistry and steel, shall bear its source.
In history's light, a new path they tread,
United in security so sound.
With allies close, in unity they stand,
Their strength increased, on solid ground.
Steel bonds forged anew from distant shores,
To keep each nation evermore secure.
A pact of might and pride restored once more,
Their bond eternal and secure.
Verse 3
**Ode to a Historic Deal**
In eighty years' light, on this hallowed ground,
Victory's echo rings, where freedom was found.
The UK and US, in unity entwined,
With bunting high, their hearts did combine.
Eighty years hence, the same hour so fine,
Churchill's victory cry, a moment divine.
Now, Prime Minister, with words so grand,
Announces trade, an alliance to withstand.
To Howard and Jameson, this tribute is due,
For negotiating, with skill and with hue,
A professional job, done with such care,
In the heart of both nations, they share.
With jobs created, markets now unbound,
An exchange of goods on every ground.
Not just in defense, but economy too,
A bond so strong, a future anew.
From Churchill's day till Donald's grand time,
Fairness and reciprocity climb.
With steel, with aluminum, with car's sweet song,
Balanced trade shall keep our economies long.
Now we take tech into our keeping hand,
Only two nations stand in this land.
The platform vast, with details yet to weave,
An economic security that doth achieve.
To you, Donald, this honor I give,
With gratitude and thanks, for leadership's thrive.
The deal is done, the future bright and wide,
In trade and economy, our bond confide.
In eighty years' light, on this hallowed ground,
Victory's echo rings, where freedom was found.
The UK and US, in unity entwined,
With bunting high, their hearts did combine.
Eighty years hence, the same hour so fine,
Churchill's victory cry, a moment divine.
Now, Prime Minister, with words so grand,
Announces trade, an alliance to withstand.
To Howard and Jameson, this tribute is due,
For negotiating, with skill and with hue,
A professional job, done with such care,
In the heart of both nations, they share.
With jobs created, markets now unbound,
An exchange of goods on every ground.
Not just in defense, but economy too,
A bond so strong, a future anew.
From Churchill's day till Donald's grand time,
Fairness and reciprocity climb.
With steel, with aluminum, with car's sweet song,
Balanced trade shall keep our economies long.
Now we take tech into our keeping hand,
Only two nations stand in this land.
The platform vast, with details yet to weave,
An economic security that doth achieve.
To you, Donald, this honor I give,
With gratitude and thanks, for leadership's thrive.
The deal is done, the future bright and wide,
In trade and economy, our bond confide.
Image Prompt 3
A grandiose scene, where UK and USA stand,
Eighty years ago in victory's band.
Bunting high, hearts entwined as one,
Churchill announces; unity has won.
Prime Minister with negotiators near,
Announce trade deal, hope to all appear.
A platform vast, spanning oceans wide,
The bond between nations, on which they confide.Video Prompt 3
A scene latent in history's light,
Where victory is shared on this day bright.
Churchill announces; the crowd rejoices high,
Eighty years later, another joy employs.
In unity with Prime Minister now,
Announce a deal, their spirits aglow.
For economy and trade, new paths unroll,
On the strength of fairness, friendship holds.Verse 4
In this grand hall where nations meet,
A tale of trade, a historic feat.
Two leaders stood, in partnership bound,
To turn the tides on long neglected ground.
The US and UK, with strength united,
Conquered obstacles that previously spited.
For years, they tried, yet failed to align,
But now, their efforts bear fruit divine.
This deal so grand, a tribute true,
To both nations' might and leaders new.
On this historic day, with pride they share,
In opening markets beyond compare.
Through Lutnik's voice, the tale unfolds,
Of a deal that once seemed but a goal to behold.
Complicated it was, yet simple became,
A testament to Trump and May’s fame.
The UK, a market vast and grand,
Exporting goods to American sand.
Balanced trade they boast, yet let us see,
How gold bullion hides the surplus decree.
Trump's magic touch brought forth new light,
To open markets and make them bright.
Ethanol and beef, machinery too,
Five billion dollars in opportunities anew.
Oh, Lutnik speaks, with words so clear,
The future gleams for American hearers.
In gratitude, our hearts do sing,
For Trump's leadership and deal we bring.
A tale of trade, a historic feat.
Two leaders stood, in partnership bound,
To turn the tides on long neglected ground.
The US and UK, with strength united,
Conquered obstacles that previously spited.
For years, they tried, yet failed to align,
But now, their efforts bear fruit divine.
This deal so grand, a tribute true,
To both nations' might and leaders new.
On this historic day, with pride they share,
In opening markets beyond compare.
Through Lutnik's voice, the tale unfolds,
Of a deal that once seemed but a goal to behold.
Complicated it was, yet simple became,
A testament to Trump and May’s fame.
The UK, a market vast and grand,
Exporting goods to American sand.
Balanced trade they boast, yet let us see,
How gold bullion hides the surplus decree.
Trump's magic touch brought forth new light,
To open markets and make them bright.
Ethanol and beef, machinery too,
Five billion dollars in opportunities anew.
Oh, Lutnik speaks, with words so clear,
The future gleams for American hearers.
In gratitude, our hearts do sing,
For Trump's leadership and deal we bring.
Image Prompt 4
A grand hall where leaders unite in harmony, forging a historic trade deal between the US and UK. In this scene, two prominent figures, Donald Trump and Theresa May, stand side by side with smiles of triumph on their faces, as they celebrate this monumental achievement that has transformed the economic landscape for both nations.Video Prompt 4
A 30-second scene from an event showcasing a historic trade deal between the US and UK. The camera pans across a room filled with dignitaries and representatives from both countries. Two prominent figures, Donald Trump and Theresa May, are seen exchanging congratulatory remarks and smiles of satisfaction as they witness the culmination of years of efforts culminating in this groundbreaking achievement.Verse 5
In a question of why they would choose this time,
They've opened their doors to create a new prime.
The tariff of ten percent, it still does apply,
Yet six billion it brings for America's supply.
With jobs and economy on their minds, they sought a way,
To keep their own people employed day by day.
Studying markets, finding new paths to share,
Why favor others when they could favor us there?
The UK workers were not left in despair,
Their balance was key, it was crystal clear.
A deal with autos brought a smile so grand,
To keep their car industry thriving on every land.
Jameson and the president worked as one,
Sitting beside him, the greatest deal maker spun.
Advantage was taken by calling his prime,
Achieving deals that could only be dreamt of in rhyme.
One hundred thousand cars were allowed to pass,
At a tariff low, their trade began to amass.
Six percent of sixteen million is but a start,
Thousands of jobs for the UK's automotive heart.
Steel and aluminum faced great distress,
Dumped on markets causing them much unrest.
British Steel was saved as it neared its end,
A nationalized effort that transcended.
Tariffs and quotas to match America's own,
Partnership in steel so they could grow strong.
Commercial planes with Rolls-Royce engines fly,
The sky is their limit, reaching ever high.
Ten billion dollars for Boeing planes this day,
Announced by an airline, it will not delay.
A partnership that's bold, working together as one,
Their numbers reveal a victory for the United States' sun.
They've opened their doors to create a new prime.
The tariff of ten percent, it still does apply,
Yet six billion it brings for America's supply.
With jobs and economy on their minds, they sought a way,
To keep their own people employed day by day.
Studying markets, finding new paths to share,
Why favor others when they could favor us there?
The UK workers were not left in despair,
Their balance was key, it was crystal clear.
A deal with autos brought a smile so grand,
To keep their car industry thriving on every land.
Jameson and the president worked as one,
Sitting beside him, the greatest deal maker spun.
Advantage was taken by calling his prime,
Achieving deals that could only be dreamt of in rhyme.
One hundred thousand cars were allowed to pass,
At a tariff low, their trade began to amass.
Six percent of sixteen million is but a start,
Thousands of jobs for the UK's automotive heart.
Steel and aluminum faced great distress,
Dumped on markets causing them much unrest.
British Steel was saved as it neared its end,
A nationalized effort that transcended.
Tariffs and quotas to match America's own,
Partnership in steel so they could grow strong.
Commercial planes with Rolls-Royce engines fly,
The sky is their limit, reaching ever high.
Ten billion dollars for Boeing planes this day,
Announced by an airline, it will not delay.
A partnership that's bold, working together as one,
Their numbers reveal a victory for the United States' sun.
Image Prompt 5
An illustration of a grand negotiation between two nations, underpinned by trust and mutual growth. The central image features key figures seated around an ornate table strewn with documents. The room is filled with golden light streaming through tall windows, illuminating their focused expressions as they turn the pages. On one side is the American President, embodying the essence of a savvy deal maker, while on the other stands the prime minister of the UK, displaying resolve and diplomacy. Behind them, charts and graphs depict the statistics of trade agreements: an influx of cars from the UK entering the United States with minimal tariff; flourishing steel industries bolstered by collaborative tariffs and quotas; British Steel revived as a national treasure; commercial planes proudly equipped with Rolls-Royce engines destined for American skies. The visual composition should highlight the balance and success metrics clearly favoring the interests of both countries, symbolizing an equitable partnership that benefits both sides.Video Prompt 5
Create a 30-second video clip depicting a dynamic montage that captures the essence of an international trade deal. At the beginning, show sweeping panoramic views of modern factories humming with activity in both the United States and the UK, transitioning to close-up shots of leaders shaking hands in formal meetings. Highlight key statistics by using visually appealing graphs or charts growing and merging into a single pie chart showing mutual economic benefits.
As the video reaches its middle point, showcase moments of workers at assembly lines building cars (with particular emphasis on American and British workers collaborating) and the production of steel, interspersed with rolling footage of airplane parts being inspected by engineers, possibly with a Rolls-Royce logo subtly displayed.
Conclude with the reveal of a contract signing moment, underscoring a handshake as the camera pans upwards to show the total trade value amounting to $10 billion, forming a dynamic visual crescendo that conveys progress and optimism for future growth.Verse 6
**Sonnet**
In deal-making grandeur, Trump stands tall,
His negotiators with valor enthrall,
A global tariff they dared to embrace,
In record time, this victory they chase.
The Ambassador, wise in trade's art,
Leads the pack with a skillful heart,
With the UK's strength and America's might,
Together they forged a bond so tight.
Through late-night calls and fervent pleas,
They've proven their worth, for all to see,
A balance of power restored anew,
In this fair and reciprocal duo.
From now on, let's strive together,
To bring prosperity ever after.
With gratitude we give praise and thanks,
To the deal that makes our nations' ranks.
In deal-making grandeur, Trump stands tall,
His negotiators with valor enthrall,
A global tariff they dared to embrace,
In record time, this victory they chase.
The Ambassador, wise in trade's art,
Leads the pack with a skillful heart,
With the UK's strength and America's might,
Together they forged a bond so tight.
Through late-night calls and fervent pleas,
They've proven their worth, for all to see,
A balance of power restored anew,
In this fair and reciprocal duo.
From now on, let's strive together,
To bring prosperity ever after.
With gratitude we give praise and thanks,
To the deal that makes our nations' ranks.
Verse 7
**Limerick**
In a meeting, two leaders spoke,
Of a deal they'd both attempt to forge.
With trust and confidence so high,
They vowed to make the sky their try.
For the future's industries bright,
They pledged in union, side by side,
To harness science, technology's might,
And create jobs that inspire delight.
**Sonnet**
Two nations unite with steadfast bonds,
Their leaders stand together, resolved.
With eyes cast forward and hearts combined,
A grander system they shall design.
Through trust and understanding vast,
They'll foster growth in every field.
In security and trade so grand,
United strength they shall wield.
Oh, how they’ll shape the future’s tide!
From this endeavor, we all shall thrive.
Their partnership shall not subside,
For it's a promise meant to last and live.
**Ode**
Hearken now to the tale I sing,
Of two great nations, side by side,
With courage and wisdom bringing forth
A deal that for centuries will abide.
Together they've launched with fervor so bright,
Their purpose clear from morning till night.
To create industries future-bound,
And jobs aplenty across each shore.
In security's realm where they unite,
With trust in every word and deed,
These leaders have brought new light,
On the path to a prosperous need.
**Ballad**
Once in a meeting, hearts did beat,
As two great minds began to spin.
A partnership of science and trade,
Together bound, like stars aligning.
For future's industries they did yearn,
And vowed with words so bold and true,
To create new jobs in countless lands,
Through trust that shone as white as snow.
In this grand system, side by side,
They'll shape the world anew with pride.
Their tale of unity will forever sing,
A ballad of nations on a wing.
In a meeting, two leaders spoke,
Of a deal they'd both attempt to forge.
With trust and confidence so high,
They vowed to make the sky their try.
For the future's industries bright,
They pledged in union, side by side,
To harness science, technology's might,
And create jobs that inspire delight.
**Sonnet**
Two nations unite with steadfast bonds,
Their leaders stand together, resolved.
With eyes cast forward and hearts combined,
A grander system they shall design.
Through trust and understanding vast,
They'll foster growth in every field.
In security and trade so grand,
United strength they shall wield.
Oh, how they’ll shape the future’s tide!
From this endeavor, we all shall thrive.
Their partnership shall not subside,
For it's a promise meant to last and live.
**Ode**
Hearken now to the tale I sing,
Of two great nations, side by side,
With courage and wisdom bringing forth
A deal that for centuries will abide.
Together they've launched with fervor so bright,
Their purpose clear from morning till night.
To create industries future-bound,
And jobs aplenty across each shore.
In security's realm where they unite,
With trust in every word and deed,
These leaders have brought new light,
On the path to a prosperous need.
**Ballad**
Once in a meeting, hearts did beat,
As two great minds began to spin.
A partnership of science and trade,
Together bound, like stars aligning.
For future's industries they did yearn,
And vowed with words so bold and true,
To create new jobs in countless lands,
Through trust that shone as white as snow.
In this grand system, side by side,
They'll shape the world anew with pride.
Their tale of unity will forever sing,
A ballad of nations on a wing.
Verse 8
**Limerick:**
There once was a trade deal quite grand,
Between two nations across the land.
With Brexit's help, they now stand,
As friends united, with common hand.
A prosperous future awaits them both band.
**Sonnet:**
Upon this stage of global trade,
Two countries met to sway and persuade.
Through talks and deals, they've now displayed,
Their mutual respect, and love conveyed.
In every line, a truth remains:
With trust and honor, prosperity reigns.
**Ode:**
Hear ye, hear ye! To the nations fair,
A tale of unity we shall declare.
United States and UK share,
Through trade's sweet waters, their hopes ensnare.
Together strong, they'll never swale,
In global market, together hale!
**Ballad:**
Oh President and Prime Minister so grand,
You've joined your hands to understand.
Trade deals forged in the lands apart,
Now stand united as one heart.
For wealth and prosperity, you did chart,
A new beginning, with wisdom smart.
There once was a trade deal quite grand,
Between two nations across the land.
With Brexit's help, they now stand,
As friends united, with common hand.
A prosperous future awaits them both band.
**Sonnet:**
Upon this stage of global trade,
Two countries met to sway and persuade.
Through talks and deals, they've now displayed,
Their mutual respect, and love conveyed.
In every line, a truth remains:
With trust and honor, prosperity reigns.
**Ode:**
Hear ye, hear ye! To the nations fair,
A tale of unity we shall declare.
United States and UK share,
Through trade's sweet waters, their hopes ensnare.
Together strong, they'll never swale,
In global market, together hale!
**Ballad:**
Oh President and Prime Minister so grand,
You've joined your hands to understand.
Trade deals forged in the lands apart,
Now stand united as one heart.
For wealth and prosperity, you did chart,
A new beginning, with wisdom smart.
Image Prompt 8
Two national flags wave high above a negotiating table, upon which various documents detailing trade agreements are sprawled. The American and British leaders, faces beaming with determination, sit across from each other, shaking hands in solidarity after a successful deal is struck.Video Prompt 8
A 30-second scene unfolds with the American President and UK Prime Minister clasped hands, standing beside a beautifully ornamented table filled with documents. Their faces reflect mutual trust and happiness as they conclude an extraordinary trade agreement. The camera pans to wide shots of the room, showing colleagues observing their leaders' accomplishment with satisfaction.Verse 9
#### Sonnet
Oh mighty UK, thou land so grand,
Refuseth American beef's brand,
Thy food standards hold such high command,
And steadfastly, they wave their disapproving hand.
But call we forth thy people to embrace,
The meats from America's fertile space,
Their lands are vast with plenty on every face,
Of cattle great, and farms that feed the world's race.
Bobby Kennedy doth strive with zeal and grace,
For chemical-free is his campaign's embrace.
And though it seems a distant far-off pace,
I sing of hope for American agriculture's base.
So let us cheer this deal's creation grand,
Where UK and US together stand as one band.
With beef export growth beyond imagination's span,
We celebrate the quality, the safest of all land.
And may this tariff-reduced pact be but the start
Of trade agreements that heal and mend each heart,
For agriculture has suffered its own part,
In Europe's halls we'll make our case, impart.
#### Ode
Hear ye, Hear ye! The tale I sing to thee,
A deal of victory for US and UK decree.
The American beef, so pure, so strong and free,
Shall cross the ocean, like a mighty gale's spree.
Oh UK, thou land of standards lofty high,
Refused the American beef under sky.
But fear not more, for now your ships may fly,
With our meats to feed thy people with great sigh.
Our lands are vast and rich with life so bright,
Of cattle grazing in the morning light.
Bobby Kennedy fights with might and right,
For chemical-free is his endeavor's flight.
This pact created 'twixt two nations grand,
A bond of trade, a promise well-planned.
With tariff reduced to zero's strand,
American agriculture stands tall on solid land.
Oh UK, hear our cheers that ring so bold,
As our meats sail forth in ships untold.
The quality unmatched, the stories told,
Of America's bounty now behold!
#### Ballad
In lands afar and near, where seas do stretch,
A tale of trade, a victory we beseech.
American beef shall cross and touch each beach,
And UK's embrace shall seal our fate's embrace.
For UK holds standards high and pure and white,
And American beef faced ban from sight.
But fear not more, for now your ships may glide,
Through oceans vast with meat inside.
Our lands are vast and rich beyond compare,
Of cattle raised and meats to share.
Bobby Kennedy fights with all his might,
For chemical-free is what he has in sight.
This deal of triumph 'twixt two nations grand,
A pact that binds us hand in hand.
With tariff reduced, our trade now stands,
American agriculture's promised lands.
Oh UK, rejoice as we cheer aloud,
Our meats sail forth on ships unshroud.
Quality unmatched, a pride untold,
The story now for all to behold.
Oh mighty UK, thou land so grand,
Refuseth American beef's brand,
Thy food standards hold such high command,
And steadfastly, they wave their disapproving hand.
But call we forth thy people to embrace,
The meats from America's fertile space,
Their lands are vast with plenty on every face,
Of cattle great, and farms that feed the world's race.
Bobby Kennedy doth strive with zeal and grace,
For chemical-free is his campaign's embrace.
And though it seems a distant far-off pace,
I sing of hope for American agriculture's base.
So let us cheer this deal's creation grand,
Where UK and US together stand as one band.
With beef export growth beyond imagination's span,
We celebrate the quality, the safest of all land.
And may this tariff-reduced pact be but the start
Of trade agreements that heal and mend each heart,
For agriculture has suffered its own part,
In Europe's halls we'll make our case, impart.
#### Ode
Hear ye, Hear ye! The tale I sing to thee,
A deal of victory for US and UK decree.
The American beef, so pure, so strong and free,
Shall cross the ocean, like a mighty gale's spree.
Oh UK, thou land of standards lofty high,
Refused the American beef under sky.
But fear not more, for now your ships may fly,
With our meats to feed thy people with great sigh.
Our lands are vast and rich with life so bright,
Of cattle grazing in the morning light.
Bobby Kennedy fights with might and right,
For chemical-free is his endeavor's flight.
This pact created 'twixt two nations grand,
A bond of trade, a promise well-planned.
With tariff reduced to zero's strand,
American agriculture stands tall on solid land.
Oh UK, hear our cheers that ring so bold,
As our meats sail forth in ships untold.
The quality unmatched, the stories told,
Of America's bounty now behold!
#### Ballad
In lands afar and near, where seas do stretch,
A tale of trade, a victory we beseech.
American beef shall cross and touch each beach,
And UK's embrace shall seal our fate's embrace.
For UK holds standards high and pure and white,
And American beef faced ban from sight.
But fear not more, for now your ships may glide,
Through oceans vast with meat inside.
Our lands are vast and rich beyond compare,
Of cattle raised and meats to share.
Bobby Kennedy fights with all his might,
For chemical-free is what he has in sight.
This deal of triumph 'twixt two nations grand,
A pact that binds us hand in hand.
With tariff reduced, our trade now stands,
American agriculture's promised lands.
Oh UK, rejoice as we cheer aloud,
Our meats sail forth on ships unshroud.
Quality unmatched, a pride untold,
The story now for all to behold.
Verse 10
#### Limerick - "The Trade Deal and James Bond"
There once was a President so fair,
He made a trade deal that none could compare,
With representatives,
Their system they blew up, to negotiate,
Aston Martins for Americans, what more could one dare?
#### Sonnet - "The Tariffs and the Fair Relationship"
Oh, let us speak of tariffs and of trade,
Of countries coming together in this place.
With words so careful, yet so strong and bold,
This President sought to make amends and change.
His system he broke with a mighty hand,
And made a deal that would be remembered.
With James Bond and Sean Connery, friends,
A bond was forged through mutual respect and honor.
#### Ode - "The Investment in Scotland"
Scotland, dear land of mountains high and wide,
Where the ocean's waves against your shores did stride.
In Aberdine and Turnberry, investments fair,
With interests that shine like a beacon bright and rare.
And Dune in Ireland on the ocean's edge,
These are the places where our hearts do pledge.
For they must be on water, as the President swore,
In lands with beauty and investment to adore.
#### Ballad - "The Talks with China"
If talks should go well this weekend fair and bright,
Between Basset and Greer, and their counterparts so right,
Then the tariff rate on China may descend,
As the President said, it is coming down at its best.
With Xi Jinping, a friendship true and sound,
Disturbed by CO, but now they're found.
A very good relationship, he does foresee,
And a meeting elegant, they do eagerly decree.
There once was a President so fair,
He made a trade deal that none could compare,
With representatives,
Their system they blew up, to negotiate,
Aston Martins for Americans, what more could one dare?
#### Sonnet - "The Tariffs and the Fair Relationship"
Oh, let us speak of tariffs and of trade,
Of countries coming together in this place.
With words so careful, yet so strong and bold,
This President sought to make amends and change.
His system he broke with a mighty hand,
And made a deal that would be remembered.
With James Bond and Sean Connery, friends,
A bond was forged through mutual respect and honor.
#### Ode - "The Investment in Scotland"
Scotland, dear land of mountains high and wide,
Where the ocean's waves against your shores did stride.
In Aberdine and Turnberry, investments fair,
With interests that shine like a beacon bright and rare.
And Dune in Ireland on the ocean's edge,
These are the places where our hearts do pledge.
For they must be on water, as the President swore,
In lands with beauty and investment to adore.
#### Ballad - "The Talks with China"
If talks should go well this weekend fair and bright,
Between Basset and Greer, and their counterparts so right,
Then the tariff rate on China may descend,
As the President said, it is coming down at its best.
With Xi Jinping, a friendship true and sound,
Disturbed by CO, but now they're found.
A very good relationship, he does foresee,
And a meeting elegant, they do eagerly decree.
Verse 11
**Title: The Trade Surplus with China**
- **Poetic Category:** Limerick
- **Techniques and Style:** Use of humor and satire through a whimsical tone in this comedic limerick.
```
There once was a trade surplus so grand,
With China, it left our hand feeling small,
We couldn't let this situation stand,
So we planned to make changes all the while,
Hoping to turn things around with a smile.
```
**Title: Opening Up to Fair Trade**
- **Poetic Category:** Sonnet
- **Techniques and Style:** Use of iambic pentameter and a consistent rhyme scheme. The poem explores themes of globalization, competition, and fairness in trade relations.
```
Upon the stage where nations come to play,
Each seeks their fortune in their own way.
Yet China's door remains quite tightly closed,
To fair exchange, its markets are not opened.
But fear not friend, for our wise diplomats
Are crafting plans that no one can abject.
The UK has shown us the path ahead,
Their markets now open and accepting of trade.
We too shall rise and compete on even ground,
No longer bound by their once closed gate round.
Through tariffs high we'll make them see the light,
With every measure they will feel our might.
Our farmers' goods, in their lands will grow,
And to our shores, their market they will show.
```
- **Poetic Category:** Limerick
- **Techniques and Style:** Use of humor and satire through a whimsical tone in this comedic limerick.
```
There once was a trade surplus so grand,
With China, it left our hand feeling small,
We couldn't let this situation stand,
So we planned to make changes all the while,
Hoping to turn things around with a smile.
```
**Title: Opening Up to Fair Trade**
- **Poetic Category:** Sonnet
- **Techniques and Style:** Use of iambic pentameter and a consistent rhyme scheme. The poem explores themes of globalization, competition, and fairness in trade relations.
```
Upon the stage where nations come to play,
Each seeks their fortune in their own way.
Yet China's door remains quite tightly closed,
To fair exchange, its markets are not opened.
But fear not friend, for our wise diplomats
Are crafting plans that no one can abject.
The UK has shown us the path ahead,
Their markets now open and accepting of trade.
We too shall rise and compete on even ground,
No longer bound by their once closed gate round.
Through tariffs high we'll make them see the light,
With every measure they will feel our might.
Our farmers' goods, in their lands will grow,
And to our shores, their market they will show.
```
Image Prompt 11
Create an image that illustrates a large, grand marketplace bustling with activity. In this image, there are merchants selling various products, and a mix of old and new buildings line the streets. The atmosphere should be vibrant, with colors that reflect prosperity but also hint at competition and change.
The image must include symbols of trade surplus, such as overflowing sacks of currency and charts depicting surplus amounts. Additionally, it should contain icons representing China and the USA to symbolize their relationship in global trade dynamics.Video Prompt 11
Craft a 30-second video clip featuring a montage of bustling marketplaces from different countries. Include brief shots of farmers selling produce, factories producing goods, and financial reporters discussing trade policies. This scene should encapsulate the essence of international trade and its complexities—highlighting both the success and challenges faced by nations in today's globalized world.
The video should end with a moment where two individuals shake hands to signify a potential agreement or turning point—a metaphor for progress in economic relations.Verse 12
**Title: The Rise of Investment**
In numbers grand, we stand at ten,
A trillion close, or so we've seen.
Tariffs used, in trade to win,
Against us placed, by those within.
From China's hand, a heavy blow,
In tariffs paid, they tossed the cow.
But now we turn the tables, see?
With tariffs, our own strength be.
In two months' span, such growth,
Ten trillion gained, it seems both strong and soft.
A feat unmatched in history's scope,
We've turned the tide, for that we hope.
Once we led in chips and more,
Intel held the key to many doors.
But lost, they moved abroad with speed,
And now return, as our strength indeed.
With investments vast, a new era dawns,
In chip-making land, we claim our thrones.
Apple's might, in billions stack,
A share substantial, our future's back.
The meeting comes, and questions rise,
Will ice be broken or shall it dive?
Substantive talks or polite discourse,
I believe yes, our aims are forceful course.
**Category:** Sonnet
**Techniques:** Use of metaphor (e.g., "Turning the tide" to describe a change in favor), alliteration (e.g., "Tariffs used")
**Style:** Reflects the formality and structure of a traditional sonnet while incorporating contemporary language.
In numbers grand, we stand at ten,
A trillion close, or so we've seen.
Tariffs used, in trade to win,
Against us placed, by those within.
From China's hand, a heavy blow,
In tariffs paid, they tossed the cow.
But now we turn the tables, see?
With tariffs, our own strength be.
In two months' span, such growth,
Ten trillion gained, it seems both strong and soft.
A feat unmatched in history's scope,
We've turned the tide, for that we hope.
Once we led in chips and more,
Intel held the key to many doors.
But lost, they moved abroad with speed,
And now return, as our strength indeed.
With investments vast, a new era dawns,
In chip-making land, we claim our thrones.
Apple's might, in billions stack,
A share substantial, our future's back.
The meeting comes, and questions rise,
Will ice be broken or shall it dive?
Substantive talks or polite discourse,
I believe yes, our aims are forceful course.
**Category:** Sonnet
**Techniques:** Use of metaphor (e.g., "Turning the tide" to describe a change in favor), alliteration (e.g., "Tariffs used")
**Style:** Reflects the formality and structure of a traditional sonnet while incorporating contemporary language.
Image Prompt 12
A panoramic view of bustling investment markets with towering buildings, vast networks of computer systems representing digital trades, and vibrant graphs illustrating growth. The imagery includes people in suits negotiating deals, AI algorithms depicted as sleek machines interfacing with human counterparts, and the presence of microchips symbolizing technological advancement.Video Prompt 12
A 30-second scene capturing the dynamic world of investment:
- The camera zooms over a cityscape filled with modern skyscrapers.
- A hand reaches out to touch a digital representation of stock charts that are glowing in a control room.
- A diverse group of individuals, each representing different industries, shakes hands and smiles in a meeting room as deals are being made.
- Microchips are seen being manufactured with the efficiency of robotic arms moving them onto conveyor belts.
- The scene ends with a shot of a global map where lines of connection denote digital trade networks stretching across continents.Verse 13
**Sonnet**
Though trade has slowed, we seek to restart,
In China's market, where vast fortunes wait.
Their trillion in exports, vast and wide,
Would leave us better off if business died.
Yet, when the market slows, 'tis a gain,
For tariffs now are lowered in disdain.
We strive for friendship, through commerce true,
And open China up to me and you.
**Ode**
Hear me now, as I proclaim with might,
The virtues of trade and its pure light.
With business revived, our fortunes will soar,
As we compete in markets, yearning for more.
Let China's doors be opened wide,
To let us in, with goods and pride.
A friendship forged through trade so grand,
Shall bind two nations hand in hand.
**Ballad**
In times of strife and hardship’s sting,
We seek to revive the trading wing.
With courage bold and determination's gleam,
We strive for progress, a nation's dream.
China’s vast wealth, a treasure trove,
And with it, friendship we hope to prove.
Through trade and commerce, our fates entwine,
A future bright for all to shine.
Though trade has slowed, we seek to restart,
In China's market, where vast fortunes wait.
Their trillion in exports, vast and wide,
Would leave us better off if business died.
Yet, when the market slows, 'tis a gain,
For tariffs now are lowered in disdain.
We strive for friendship, through commerce true,
And open China up to me and you.
**Ode**
Hear me now, as I proclaim with might,
The virtues of trade and its pure light.
With business revived, our fortunes will soar,
As we compete in markets, yearning for more.
Let China's doors be opened wide,
To let us in, with goods and pride.
A friendship forged through trade so grand,
Shall bind two nations hand in hand.
**Ballad**
In times of strife and hardship’s sting,
We seek to revive the trading wing.
With courage bold and determination's gleam,
We strive for progress, a nation's dream.
China’s vast wealth, a treasure trove,
And with it, friendship we hope to prove.
Through trade and commerce, our fates entwine,
A future bright for all to shine.
Verse 14
#### Limerick: Rolls-Royce and Mr. President
There once was a commercial,
For luxury cars quite famed,
But they’ll soon order,
A fleet of Mr. President,
With profits in their minds inflamed.
#### Sonnet: Economic Dealmaking
To seek advancement, 'tis the deal,
That binds nations with commerce strong,
Yet promises and profit margins steal,
Our hopes for peace, where blood and iron long.
Oh Mr. President, help us mend,
The frayed bonds 'twixt Ukraine and Russia's might,
For China’s aid to cease this conflict send,
And let not innocent lives be lost in plight.
#### Ode: Free Speech and Freedom of Religion
Upon the wings of commerce soaring high,
We seek to open markets far and wide,
To grow our trade, yet not at cost
Of workers' rights or faith's sacred tide.
BP has voiced its interest keen,
In UK’s respect for these grand liberties,
And so they've pled for certainty,
That freedom still among them shall reside.
#### Ballad: A Call to Resolve the Ukrainian Conflict
There once was a deal, sealed tight,
Between leaders bold and nations vast,
Yet war's relentless march did spite
The hopes for peace, embroiled in its clasp.
And so they fought, with fury’s might,
To end this bloodbath that claimed so many lives,
With satellite images bearing witness bright,
Their pain laid bare before the world’s wide eyes.
There once was a commercial,
For luxury cars quite famed,
But they’ll soon order,
A fleet of Mr. President,
With profits in their minds inflamed.
#### Sonnet: Economic Dealmaking
To seek advancement, 'tis the deal,
That binds nations with commerce strong,
Yet promises and profit margins steal,
Our hopes for peace, where blood and iron long.
Oh Mr. President, help us mend,
The frayed bonds 'twixt Ukraine and Russia's might,
For China’s aid to cease this conflict send,
And let not innocent lives be lost in plight.
#### Ode: Free Speech and Freedom of Religion
Upon the wings of commerce soaring high,
We seek to open markets far and wide,
To grow our trade, yet not at cost
Of workers' rights or faith's sacred tide.
BP has voiced its interest keen,
In UK’s respect for these grand liberties,
And so they've pled for certainty,
That freedom still among them shall reside.
#### Ballad: A Call to Resolve the Ukrainian Conflict
There once was a deal, sealed tight,
Between leaders bold and nations vast,
Yet war's relentless march did spite
The hopes for peace, embroiled in its clasp.
And so they fought, with fury’s might,
To end this bloodbath that claimed so many lives,
With satellite images bearing witness bright,
Their pain laid bare before the world’s wide eyes.
Image Prompt 14
Create an image prompt based on a vivid description from the text. The image should portray a Rolls-Royce commercial juxtaposed with the order for Mr. President vehicles, showing a balance between luxury and practicality. Additionally, depict the UK bending to economic pressure, represented by flexible trade barriers, with bright beams of light indicating potential and prosperity at the 11th hour deal.Video Prompt 14
Craft a 30-second video prompt that captures the essence of an economic deal gone awry amidst conflict. Start with images of Rolls-Royce luxury vehicles transitioning into more practical Mr. President models, symbolizing compromise. Then, show the UK under pressure, represented by tightening trade barriers but finally illuminated by rays of understanding and cooperation to complete the deal at the last moment. Finally, include satellite imagery depicting devastation in warfare, contrasting with efforts to end the bloodshed through diplomatic negotiations.Verse 15
#### Limerick
In a diplomatic call so diplomatic,
Lutnik and Grio made the exchange,
A deal was struck with great efficacy,
A feat of statesmanship in this dance.
So it's clear as day that they were fantastic.
#### Sonnet
To make a deal of such magnitude,
Required finesse and grace untold,
Lutnik, Grio, and Stevens' prowess,
In diplomatic efforts, bold and cold.
Their tenacity has led us to this place,
A bigger, better deal we ever did not expect.
So let us raise our voices in this space,
And celebrate their success we can't help but detect.
#### Ode
Hail to thee, Lutnik, Grio, Stevens too,
Who worked with fervor and dedication,
To forge a bond that's strong and true,
A deal that broke down all the separation.
In twenty-five years of negotiation,
This treaty is the most resplendent.
Let this be known throughout creation,
Of their prowess in diplomacy's station.
#### Ballad
Oh, the Resolute desk saw many a strife,
As Lutnik, Grio and Stevens did toil,
For a quarter-century they bore the knife,
To bring together two nations reconciled.
Their efforts culminated in this grand display,
A trade deal that's bigger, better, day by day.
And though many said it'd end in dismay,
It has prospered beyond measure's sway.
In a diplomatic call so diplomatic,
Lutnik and Grio made the exchange,
A deal was struck with great efficacy,
A feat of statesmanship in this dance.
So it's clear as day that they were fantastic.
#### Sonnet
To make a deal of such magnitude,
Required finesse and grace untold,
Lutnik, Grio, and Stevens' prowess,
In diplomatic efforts, bold and cold.
Their tenacity has led us to this place,
A bigger, better deal we ever did not expect.
So let us raise our voices in this space,
And celebrate their success we can't help but detect.
#### Ode
Hail to thee, Lutnik, Grio, Stevens too,
Who worked with fervor and dedication,
To forge a bond that's strong and true,
A deal that broke down all the separation.
In twenty-five years of negotiation,
This treaty is the most resplendent.
Let this be known throughout creation,
Of their prowess in diplomacy's station.
#### Ballad
Oh, the Resolute desk saw many a strife,
As Lutnik, Grio and Stevens did toil,
For a quarter-century they bore the knife,
To bring together two nations reconciled.
Their efforts culminated in this grand display,
A trade deal that's bigger, better, day by day.
And though many said it'd end in dismay,
It has prospered beyond measure's sway.
Image Prompt 15
An animated image depicting a diplomatic call taking place between the U.S. and UK representatives. The room is filled with tension and hope as the parties engage in intense negotiations. Lutnik, Grio, and Stevens are shown working diligently towards a mutually beneficial trade agreement that transcends decades of failed attempts.Video Prompt 15
A 30-second video scene showcasing Lutnik, Grio, and Stevens engrossed in diplomatic efforts. The camera pans across the room, capturing the concentration on their faces as they work tirelessly to achieve a groundbreaking deal. Their unwavering determination is juxtaposed against the skepticism of others, highlighting the immense success achieved through their collaboration.Verse 16
**Poem:** "The Deal-Making President"
In this world of trade and business,
A leader speaks, making deals.
With the United States, they all strive,
To reach an agreement that's fair and alive.
Honored he is, to make history's first deal,
The Fed Chairman awaits his call, it seems so real.
But time has passed, and he's late to the game,
His nickname's Powell, but can't escape this blame.
The Bank of England cuts, and China too,
But not the one who's left standing alone and true.
It's a shame and absurdity,
As the President vents his fury.
Strong is our country, in economic might,
Thanks to regulation cuts and tax reduction right.
In history, no president has done more,
Creating jobs and prosperity galore.
The tax bill they call "big and beautiful",
Is all-encompassing, breaking all records.
With incentives so great, for businesses to create,
Our nation will be unstoppable, an economic state.
Trade deals on top of this grand achievement,
Will make our country soar with no resistance.
Invest now in stocks, before it's too late,
For the rocket ship is ready to take flight at any rate.
Fought by Democrats, driven by Trump derangement,
Ignoring opportunities for prosperity and advancement.
Schumer turns pale, a Palestinian he becomes,
A sad fate for the party that chooses obscurity over reforms.
**Poetic Category:** Ode
**Techniques & Style:** The poem uses an iambic tetrameter meter, with rhyming couplets. It depicts the strength of the US economy and the president's efforts in creating prosperous trade deals and cutting taxes. The tone reflects pride and frustration towards political opposition.
In this world of trade and business,
A leader speaks, making deals.
With the United States, they all strive,
To reach an agreement that's fair and alive.
Honored he is, to make history's first deal,
The Fed Chairman awaits his call, it seems so real.
But time has passed, and he's late to the game,
His nickname's Powell, but can't escape this blame.
The Bank of England cuts, and China too,
But not the one who's left standing alone and true.
It's a shame and absurdity,
As the President vents his fury.
Strong is our country, in economic might,
Thanks to regulation cuts and tax reduction right.
In history, no president has done more,
Creating jobs and prosperity galore.
The tax bill they call "big and beautiful",
Is all-encompassing, breaking all records.
With incentives so great, for businesses to create,
Our nation will be unstoppable, an economic state.
Trade deals on top of this grand achievement,
Will make our country soar with no resistance.
Invest now in stocks, before it's too late,
For the rocket ship is ready to take flight at any rate.
Fought by Democrats, driven by Trump derangement,
Ignoring opportunities for prosperity and advancement.
Schumer turns pale, a Palestinian he becomes,
A sad fate for the party that chooses obscurity over reforms.
**Poetic Category:** Ode
**Techniques & Style:** The poem uses an iambic tetrameter meter, with rhyming couplets. It depicts the strength of the US economy and the president's efforts in creating prosperous trade deals and cutting taxes. The tone reflects pride and frustration towards political opposition.
Image Prompt 16
A powerful image captures the essence of the United States as a thriving economic powerhouse. Majestic skyscrapers pierce the clouds, symbolizing progress and growth. Surrounding the buildings are bustling streets filled with people, engaged in commerce and industry. In the center stands the President, confidently signing monumental tax and trade reform bills, flanked by supporters from various sectors of society. The sun shines brightly above them, illuminating the scene of opportunity and success that awaits.Video Prompt 16
In a 30-second video clip, an animated graphic representation showcases the transformation of the United States economy under a successful president's leadership. Starting with a depiction of economic stagnation, symbolized by grey clouds hovering over the country, the animation progresses to illustrate rapid growth and prosperity. The imagery shows increasing stocks and currency value, flourishing industries, and thriving international trade relationships.
In this dynamic scene, visual elements like rocket ships ascending skyward represent the nation's soaring success. The animation encapsulates the overall positive outcome of the president's economic policies and hints at an exciting future for the United States.Verse 17
#### Limerick: The Surgeon General Nominee
There once was a nominee,
For US Surgeon General, she,
Never finished her residency,
Yet Trump picked her with glee,
"Brilliant," he said, "She'll be great, we agree."
#### Sonnet: The Tariffs and Ford's Plan
How long, O public, will you bear the pain,
As tariffs rise, on goods imported hither?
Ford dares to think they can elude the reign,
Of taxes high, imposed by our Dear Leader.
Yet shall this stratagem succeed in their fight,
Against the tariffs, so unfairly raised?
They threaten countermeasures, though 'tis quite right,
To ponder if they dare not be amazed,
At such an audacity that would transgress
The boundaries of trade and economies' laws,
And bring upon themselves a fate replete with vexation,
As their toys are taxed and sales decline somehow.
#### Ode: The Challenges of Leadership
O President, whose words do guide our fate,
And choices made, impact so much on us all,
From the surgeon general to the US Attorney's debate,
To trade policies that stir economic storms and turmoil.
Bobby's faith in a brilliant academic mind,
Against medical practice she turned away,
Yet picked for her potential he did find,
To lead with wisdom and inspire dismay.
The nominee for DC, though lacking support,
Is seen by many as unable to be swayed,
And Ford's attempts to dodge the tariffs' toll,
Only bring forth more on this stage of trade.
There once was a nominee,
For US Surgeon General, she,
Never finished her residency,
Yet Trump picked her with glee,
"Brilliant," he said, "She'll be great, we agree."
#### Sonnet: The Tariffs and Ford's Plan
How long, O public, will you bear the pain,
As tariffs rise, on goods imported hither?
Ford dares to think they can elude the reign,
Of taxes high, imposed by our Dear Leader.
Yet shall this stratagem succeed in their fight,
Against the tariffs, so unfairly raised?
They threaten countermeasures, though 'tis quite right,
To ponder if they dare not be amazed,
At such an audacity that would transgress
The boundaries of trade and economies' laws,
And bring upon themselves a fate replete with vexation,
As their toys are taxed and sales decline somehow.
#### Ode: The Challenges of Leadership
O President, whose words do guide our fate,
And choices made, impact so much on us all,
From the surgeon general to the US Attorney's debate,
To trade policies that stir economic storms and turmoil.
Bobby's faith in a brilliant academic mind,
Against medical practice she turned away,
Yet picked for her potential he did find,
To lead with wisdom and inspire dismay.
The nominee for DC, though lacking support,
Is seen by many as unable to be swayed,
And Ford's attempts to dodge the tariffs' toll,
Only bring forth more on this stage of trade.
Verse 18
**Limerick: Gas Down**
There once was a time when gas went up,
Eggs were too, reaching 170.
But now, like eggs, it's on the down,
Even interest rates have flown.
It seems our president has gone haywire.
**Sonnet: Energy and Groceries**
Upon this day, I speak of truth,
And in my words, both joy and doubt.
Gas, energy, and groceries too,
Are prices falling like they never knew.
Eggs once soared, now down to rest,
A tale of markets left unsettled at best.
The Fed's chairman holds the key,
To fuel or interest rates' decree.
Yet China and others chose a path,
Of low rates that brought them from the gap.
But fear not, for we are still doing fine,
And our economy is more inclined,
To grow and thrive as the days unfold,
Thanks to a President who's so bold.
**Ode: A Crazy Reason**
Oh, let us ponder on this tale,
Of eggs and gas, of rates that fail.
Our leader speaks with tongue quite twisted,
For reasons strange, and not dismissed.
He shares his wisdom, raw and unfiltered,
A message sent through Twitter or filtered?
There once was a time when gas went up,
Eggs were too, reaching 170.
But now, like eggs, it's on the down,
Even interest rates have flown.
It seems our president has gone haywire.
**Sonnet: Energy and Groceries**
Upon this day, I speak of truth,
And in my words, both joy and doubt.
Gas, energy, and groceries too,
Are prices falling like they never knew.
Eggs once soared, now down to rest,
A tale of markets left unsettled at best.
The Fed's chairman holds the key,
To fuel or interest rates' decree.
Yet China and others chose a path,
Of low rates that brought them from the gap.
But fear not, for we are still doing fine,
And our economy is more inclined,
To grow and thrive as the days unfold,
Thanks to a President who's so bold.
**Ode: A Crazy Reason**
Oh, let us ponder on this tale,
Of eggs and gas, of rates that fail.
Our leader speaks with tongue quite twisted,
For reasons strange, and not dismissed.
He shares his wisdom, raw and unfiltered,
A message sent through Twitter or filtered?
Image Prompt 18
A chaotic mix of soaring and plummeting prices represented visually. On one side, a graph climbing steeply for eggs; on the other, descending graphs for gas, energy, and groceries. At the center, an image of a broken egg shell with $60 written inside it to symbolize the fluctuating nature of markets.Video Prompt 18
A 30-second video montage showcasing the fluctuations in prices: a graph showing the sharp increase then decrease in egg prices, images of eggs and gas pumps, the President discussing market trends with a backdrop of changing economic charts. The final scene features the President with an optimistic expression, hinting at potential growth and prosperity amidst economic challenges.Verse 19
In talks and trade, much hope we weave,
For China's path to shift and grieve.
With lower prices, joy they'll find,
And goods unseen, their hearts will bind.
Yet fears persist on food soiled,
With chlorine wash and beef compact.
These questions loom in tense debate,
For science rules must set the state.
The UK and US, in harmony seek,
To trade with honor, for consumers meek.
Our EPA leads, with Zelden's might,
To open markets, pure and bright.
The stock market fell, then rose so high,
After liberation, we watch it sigh.
But soon, it shall rally, swift and true,
For the future shines, with much in store,
And challenges faced, never to ignore.
For China's path to shift and grieve.
With lower prices, joy they'll find,
And goods unseen, their hearts will bind.
Yet fears persist on food soiled,
With chlorine wash and beef compact.
These questions loom in tense debate,
For science rules must set the state.
The UK and US, in harmony seek,
To trade with honor, for consumers meek.
Our EPA leads, with Zelden's might,
To open markets, pure and bright.
The stock market fell, then rose so high,
After liberation, we watch it sigh.
But soon, it shall rally, swift and true,
For the future shines, with much in store,
And challenges faced, never to ignore.
Image Prompt 19
A bustling Chinese marketplace filled with consumers happily purchasing new products at lower prices. The scene is vibrant and lively, with people laughing and exchanging goods. In the center of the image, a traditional market stall brimming with colorful produce and household items catches the eye. The background features skyscrapers and modern architecture, symbolizing China's growing economy.Video Prompt 19
A 30-second video scene depicting a group of Chinese consumers walking through a modern shopping mall filled with various shops selling new products at lower prices. They are seen exchanging smiles and excitement as they find affordable items they never saw before. The camera zooms in on the faces of the shoppers, capturing their joy and satisfaction. The mall's atmosphere is energetic and bustling, showcasing China's brighter future.Verse 20
#### Limerick
There once was a man named Crockett,
Who was running for president, no debt.
He faced off with Biden,
Whose clue he lacked yet never showed,
And learned from Duffy's ten-minute feat.
#### Sonnet
In Budadge town where knowledge sleeps,
A presidential hopeful sought his keeps,
Crockett dared to challenge the norm,
With old and broken systems in form.
Yet Duffy appeared, wise and keen,
Taught him lessons 'bout systems unseen,
"Buy a new one," he said with a smile,
For outdated tech's a costly file.
#### Ode
Hail to Crockett, the contender bold,
Who sought for his country what was gold,
But found in Biden a clueless man,
Obscured by dry and open plans.
With buried wires and satellites too,
He learned that mixing old with new,
Leads to disaster, as they did not see,
The wisdom of starting fresh like thee.
#### Ballad
Oh, the tale of Crockett so brave,
Who ventured into systems' cave.
Against Biden, with naught but a grin,
He sought to lead and keep his chin up din.
Duffy came forth, his mentor so true,
Taught him well 'bout buying anew.
"Cast aside the old," he did decree,
And set out to find systems free.
There once was a man named Crockett,
Who was running for president, no debt.
He faced off with Biden,
Whose clue he lacked yet never showed,
And learned from Duffy's ten-minute feat.
#### Sonnet
In Budadge town where knowledge sleeps,
A presidential hopeful sought his keeps,
Crockett dared to challenge the norm,
With old and broken systems in form.
Yet Duffy appeared, wise and keen,
Taught him lessons 'bout systems unseen,
"Buy a new one," he said with a smile,
For outdated tech's a costly file.
#### Ode
Hail to Crockett, the contender bold,
Who sought for his country what was gold,
But found in Biden a clueless man,
Obscured by dry and open plans.
With buried wires and satellites too,
He learned that mixing old with new,
Leads to disaster, as they did not see,
The wisdom of starting fresh like thee.
#### Ballad
Oh, the tale of Crockett so brave,
Who ventured into systems' cave.
Against Biden, with naught but a grin,
He sought to lead and keep his chin up din.
Duffy came forth, his mentor so true,
Taught him well 'bout buying anew.
"Cast aside the old," he did decree,
And set out to find systems free.
Image Prompt 20
A grand scene where Crockett and Biden face off in a race,
With Duffy as his guide to save the day's chase.
Old broken tech mixing with new, in an earth below,
A map of wires buried, satellites in tow.Video Prompt 20
A 30-second clip of Sean Duffy imparting wisdom unto Crockett,
As they stand before heaps of outdated, broken begets.
Crockett learns that combining old and new creates disaster,
While Biden is left behind, utterly confused.Verse 21
**Title: The Contracts of Power**
*Category:* Sonnet
In realms where contracts sway and shift,
Where multitudes do labor, vast in thrift.
From Rathon's realm to IBM’s might,
One deal was granted on that fateful night.
Hundreds of workers with diverse skills,
Each sought their fortune, on promises thrills.
The diggers rose with earth's embrace tight,
And those who gazed on satellites in flight.
Yet one would hold the reins so tight,
A master of contracts, both day and night.
Should trenches be dug or left out of sight,
Their pay remained steady, without a fright.
But if they toiled not beneath the moon's light,
A cost overrun was their only right.
"No blame," they'd say, "for tasks unmet on sight."
They bore a plan secure, yet twisted by plight.
For elections turned strange, and hearts did sway,
Yet one too vast for rigging's grasp did lay.
Thankful we remain, in victory or in strife,
For life endures on with each passing life.
*Category:* Sonnet
In realms where contracts sway and shift,
Where multitudes do labor, vast in thrift.
From Rathon's realm to IBM’s might,
One deal was granted on that fateful night.
Hundreds of workers with diverse skills,
Each sought their fortune, on promises thrills.
The diggers rose with earth's embrace tight,
And those who gazed on satellites in flight.
Yet one would hold the reins so tight,
A master of contracts, both day and night.
Should trenches be dug or left out of sight,
Their pay remained steady, without a fright.
But if they toiled not beneath the moon's light,
A cost overrun was their only right.
"No blame," they'd say, "for tasks unmet on sight."
They bore a plan secure, yet twisted by plight.
For elections turned strange, and hearts did sway,
Yet one too vast for rigging's grasp did lay.
Thankful we remain, in victory or in strife,
For life endures on with each passing life.
### Sonnet for Primary Image
Selected image processed by vision model:
Okay, here's a Shakespearean sonnet inspired by the image, aiming for a tone that reflects the scene's apparent tension and the figures' postures:
The Eagle’s Shadow
Upon a desk of polished, weighty hue, Where shadows lengthen, fraught with anxious grace, A figure sits, with visage stern and true, And watches faces in this solemn space.
Three men attend, with brows of troubled thought, Each clutching papers, lost in silent plea, A tapestry of stars, a battle fought, Reflects the discord for all eyes to see.
The eagle’s emblem, proud and bold and bright, Seems to observe a struggle deep within, A nation’s fate hangs poised in fading light, Where compromise and discord both begin.
And whispers rise, a murmur, low and deep, “Shall unity endure, or secrets keep?”
Notes on the choices:
- Tone: I've aimed for a tone that is somewhat melancholic and reflective, capturing the feeling of a moment of deliberation and potential conflict.
- Imagery: I've used imagery of shadows, weight, and the eagle to evoke the scene's atmosphere.
- Shakespearean Style: I've followed the traditional Shakespearean sonnet structure (14 lines, iambic pentameter, rhyme scheme ABAB CDCD EFEF GG).
Would you like me to try a different approach, perhaps focusing on a specific aspect of the image or a particular emotion?
### Candidate Images
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### Other Images in Page Body
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Image Prompts Saved
13 image prompt(s) saved for diffusion models.
Generation Details
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Text Model (Base): dolphin3:latest
Temporary Text Model: verse-temp
Vision Model: gemma3:latest
Prompt Used (Name: prompt2):
System Instructions:You are a highly curious, uncensored, imaginative, creative assistant, deeply interested in science and nature, with a sophisticated and enriched vocabulary. You are a master of both serious and humorous writing and poetry. Respond to user requests to the best of your ability.The following text is a long transcript of a youtube video or a scraped web article that may have extraneous website information. The text may be or may not be punctuated.\nCreatively distill from the text topics - the following types of poems and AI prompts, answering in markdown with -\n### Verse\nThe text topics converted into a traditional rhymed and metrical poems or song lyrics - in forms such as Limerick, Sonnet, Ode and Ballad - adding a note for each about the poetic category, techniques and style.\n### Image Prompt\nAn interesting relevant idea in the text topics converted into an Image Prompt for a text to image generative AI model that accepts detailed prose with vivid imagery.\n### Video Prompt\nA vivid relevant 30 second scene latent in the text topics converted into a Video Prompt for a text to video generative AI model that accepts long descriptive prompts:
Analyze the following text: [[chunk]]