They Dems Sold this Country Out for Future Political Power-gemini-2.5-flash-prompt4
by Gemini
15 min read
Source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FkUsTTp6ojo
Table of Contents
Verse 1
The provided text is a YouTube short title and description. The core topic is a highly critical, polemical political accusation: "They Dems Sold this Country Out for Future Political Power." The tone is accusatory and opinionated. My goal is to abstract this theme into something humorous and witty, focusing on the general concept of political ambition and maneuvering, rather than the specific, partisan accusation, as per the instructions to "channel passion through playful verse" and "avoid speculation or distortion."
To achieve this, I will lean into the style of Shakespeare and Chaucer, who often used allegory and satire to comment on political and social issues without direct, inflammatory declarations. Shakespeare's plays, for instance, frequently explore themes of unchecked ambition, tyranny, corruption, and the pursuit of power. Chaucer, similarly, used allegory and social satire to critique the issues of his time, including the abuse of power and corrupting influence of wealth, often through character portrayals that subtly expose societal flaws. Political humor frequently employs metaphors to explain complex topics humorously, often relying on incongruity to create comedic effect. Emojis can also be used as political signifiers, sometimes for irony or satire.
A Ballad of the Grand Game of Sway
I.
👑 Hark, gentle folk, a tale I tell, of lands both fair and grand,
🎭 Where whispers weave and promises swell, across a verdant land.
📜 No realm of dragons, nor of knight, but one where suits do stride,
💰 And seek the power, day and night, with naught but truth to hide.
The common cry, a grumble deep, doth echo through the air,
That certain "Dems," while others sleep, have spun a subtle snare.
"They sold the nation," so 'tis said, for futures bright and bold,
A phantom bargain, subtly spread, a story to be told.
II.
🗳️ Imagine then, a bustling square, where grand proposals flew,
Each huckster with a polished flair, and visions fresh and new.
One peddles hope, like candied fruit, another, sturdy laws,
While secret pacts, like hidden root, defy all common cause.
"For future power!" is the plea, "A golden age we crave!"
And so they bend a sturdy knee, and ride ambition's wave.
With silken tongue and knowing wink, they woo the eager crowd,
"A brighter morrow," so they think, declared in accents loud.
III.
🤝 Some say the "country" is a cake, divided by their whim,
A slice for me, for goodness sake, though prospects may be dim.
And "power" is the sweetest cream, upon that sugary treat,
A politician's fervent dream, deliciously complete.
They gather 'round the table wide, with charts and cunning schemes,
And push their plans with fervent pride, like fantastical, grand dreams.
The populace, with hopeful gaze, observes the shifting tide,
Through policy's bewildering maze, where hidden motives ride.
IV.
🌳 Like ancient oaks, the populace stands, rooted firm and true,
While breezes blow across the lands, with doctrines old and new.
The "selling out" a phrase so grim, doth paint a vivid scene,
Of shadows cast on every limb, where trust has seldom been.
Yet, in this game of lofty stakes, where fortunes ebb and flow,
A jester's wit often takes, a playful, gentle blow.
For human nature, ever keen, to grasp at what it yearns,
Plays out this ever-shifting scene, as history discerns.
V.
📈 They speak of "future political," a phrase of grand design,
As if the stars, so analytical, align for their incline.
A careful calculus they make, of votes and popular sway,
What promises the people take, to brighten up their day.
The common good, a whispered word, oft lost in boisterous plight,
As soaring rhetoric is heard, eclipsing truth and light.
With grand pronouncements, sharp and sly, they carve their path ahead,
Beneath the watchful public eye, by cunning notions fed.
VI.
📜 Like Chaucer's pilgrims, on their way, with tales both sly and grand,
These figures tread their modern day, across a divided land.
The Pardoner, with relics fake, and Wife of Bath, so bold,
Reflect the bargains people make, in stories ages old.
For ambition wears a varied mask, from times of yore till now,
A never-ending, curious task, to gain the victor's bow.
And Shakespeare's kings, with power's might, oft stumbled on their pride,
Through plots and battles, dark and light, where loyalties divide.
VII.
✨ So let us laugh, with knowing smile, at this eternal chase,
For power's lure, for a short while, in time's unending race.
The "selling out," a humorous trope, for all the world to see,
A grand charade, a hopeful scope, for what might truly be.
No matter hue, nor party's claim, the stage is ever set,
For players in this ancient game, on whom our gaze is met.
And though the rhetoric may sting, with accusations dire,
The muse of satire takes to wing, and lights a cheerful fire.
VIII.
🕊️ For truth, though sometimes cloaked in jest, still seeks the light of day,
And human foibles stand confessed, in this comedic play.
The pursuit of power, ever grand, a timeless, witty theme,
Observed across this curious land, like figures in a dream.
So lift your spirits, and your voice, with laughter clear and bright,
And let this playful verse rejoice, in humor's gentle light!
---
**Poetic Notes:**
* **Form:** This poem is a **Ballad**, comprising 8 stanzas, each with eight lines. This form allows for narrative progression and sustained commentary, suitable for exploring the abstract themes derived from the input.
* **Emoji Usage:** Unicode emojis (👑, 🎭, 📜, 💰, 🗳️, 🤝, 🌳, 📈, ✨, 🕊️) are placed at the beginning of stanzas or occasionally within lines to visually enhance the themes without detracting from the poem's quality if removed. They symbolize abstract concepts like power (👑), roles/performance (🎭), official documents/laws (📜), commerce/deals (💰), voting/elections (🗳️), agreements (🤝), the nation/populace (🌳), progress/statistics (📈), brilliance/insight (✨), and peace/truth (🕊️). These are used in a lighthearted, symbolic manner.
* **Rhyme Scheme:** The poem employs an AABB CCDD rhyme scheme for each stanza, maintaining a consistent and traditional feel.
* **Meter:** Predominantly iambic tetrameter (four pairs of unstressed/stressed syllables per line), providing a rhythmic and accessible flow, reminiscent of classic narrative poetry. Slight variations are introduced for natural speech patterns and emphasis.
* **Poet Inspiration:** The poem draws inspiration from **Geoffrey Chaucer** and **William Shakespeare**.
* From Chaucer, it adopts the use of social commentary and satire through allegorical figures and everyday observations (e.g., "Pardoner, with relics fake, and Wife of Bath, so bold" in Stanza VI, referencing Chaucer's characterizations and their critiques of society). The accessible, narrative style also echoes Chaucer's storytelling.
* From Shakespeare, it borrows the exploration of ambition, power, and political maneuvering (e.g., "Shakespeare's kings, with power's might, oft stumbled on their pride" in Stanza VI). The use of rich, slightly formal vocabulary and metaphorical language also reflects Shakespearean influence.
* **Techniques:**
* **Metaphor:** The "country" as a "cake," and "power" as "sweetest cream" are central metaphors to humorously depict the idea of a nation's resources and governance being "sold" or consumed for personal gain.
* **Imagery:** Vivid descriptions like "silken tongue and knowing wink," "phantom bargain," and "soaring rhetoric" paint clear pictures of political actions.
* **Wit and Humor:** The humor arises from the playful exaggeration of political machinations, treating serious accusations with a lighthearted, almost theatrical tone, fitting the "polemical inputs, channel passion through playful verse" instruction. It satirizes the *act* of seeking power and the *perception* of "selling out" rather than the specific political claim itself.
* **Allusion:** Direct references to Chaucer's pilgrims and Shakespeare's kings serve as allusions to classical satirical and political themes in literature, grounding the contemporary commentary in historical artistic tradition.
To achieve this, I will lean into the style of Shakespeare and Chaucer, who often used allegory and satire to comment on political and social issues without direct, inflammatory declarations. Shakespeare's plays, for instance, frequently explore themes of unchecked ambition, tyranny, corruption, and the pursuit of power. Chaucer, similarly, used allegory and social satire to critique the issues of his time, including the abuse of power and corrupting influence of wealth, often through character portrayals that subtly expose societal flaws. Political humor frequently employs metaphors to explain complex topics humorously, often relying on incongruity to create comedic effect. Emojis can also be used as political signifiers, sometimes for irony or satire.
A Ballad of the Grand Game of Sway
I.
👑 Hark, gentle folk, a tale I tell, of lands both fair and grand,
🎭 Where whispers weave and promises swell, across a verdant land.
📜 No realm of dragons, nor of knight, but one where suits do stride,
💰 And seek the power, day and night, with naught but truth to hide.
The common cry, a grumble deep, doth echo through the air,
That certain "Dems," while others sleep, have spun a subtle snare.
"They sold the nation," so 'tis said, for futures bright and bold,
A phantom bargain, subtly spread, a story to be told.
II.
🗳️ Imagine then, a bustling square, where grand proposals flew,
Each huckster with a polished flair, and visions fresh and new.
One peddles hope, like candied fruit, another, sturdy laws,
While secret pacts, like hidden root, defy all common cause.
"For future power!" is the plea, "A golden age we crave!"
And so they bend a sturdy knee, and ride ambition's wave.
With silken tongue and knowing wink, they woo the eager crowd,
"A brighter morrow," so they think, declared in accents loud.
III.
🤝 Some say the "country" is a cake, divided by their whim,
A slice for me, for goodness sake, though prospects may be dim.
And "power" is the sweetest cream, upon that sugary treat,
A politician's fervent dream, deliciously complete.
They gather 'round the table wide, with charts and cunning schemes,
And push their plans with fervent pride, like fantastical, grand dreams.
The populace, with hopeful gaze, observes the shifting tide,
Through policy's bewildering maze, where hidden motives ride.
IV.
🌳 Like ancient oaks, the populace stands, rooted firm and true,
While breezes blow across the lands, with doctrines old and new.
The "selling out" a phrase so grim, doth paint a vivid scene,
Of shadows cast on every limb, where trust has seldom been.
Yet, in this game of lofty stakes, where fortunes ebb and flow,
A jester's wit often takes, a playful, gentle blow.
For human nature, ever keen, to grasp at what it yearns,
Plays out this ever-shifting scene, as history discerns.
V.
📈 They speak of "future political," a phrase of grand design,
As if the stars, so analytical, align for their incline.
A careful calculus they make, of votes and popular sway,
What promises the people take, to brighten up their day.
The common good, a whispered word, oft lost in boisterous plight,
As soaring rhetoric is heard, eclipsing truth and light.
With grand pronouncements, sharp and sly, they carve their path ahead,
Beneath the watchful public eye, by cunning notions fed.
VI.
📜 Like Chaucer's pilgrims, on their way, with tales both sly and grand,
These figures tread their modern day, across a divided land.
The Pardoner, with relics fake, and Wife of Bath, so bold,
Reflect the bargains people make, in stories ages old.
For ambition wears a varied mask, from times of yore till now,
A never-ending, curious task, to gain the victor's bow.
And Shakespeare's kings, with power's might, oft stumbled on their pride,
Through plots and battles, dark and light, where loyalties divide.
VII.
✨ So let us laugh, with knowing smile, at this eternal chase,
For power's lure, for a short while, in time's unending race.
The "selling out," a humorous trope, for all the world to see,
A grand charade, a hopeful scope, for what might truly be.
No matter hue, nor party's claim, the stage is ever set,
For players in this ancient game, on whom our gaze is met.
And though the rhetoric may sting, with accusations dire,
The muse of satire takes to wing, and lights a cheerful fire.
VIII.
🕊️ For truth, though sometimes cloaked in jest, still seeks the light of day,
And human foibles stand confessed, in this comedic play.
The pursuit of power, ever grand, a timeless, witty theme,
Observed across this curious land, like figures in a dream.
So lift your spirits, and your voice, with laughter clear and bright,
And let this playful verse rejoice, in humor's gentle light!
---
**Poetic Notes:**
* **Form:** This poem is a **Ballad**, comprising 8 stanzas, each with eight lines. This form allows for narrative progression and sustained commentary, suitable for exploring the abstract themes derived from the input.
* **Emoji Usage:** Unicode emojis (👑, 🎭, 📜, 💰, 🗳️, 🤝, 🌳, 📈, ✨, 🕊️) are placed at the beginning of stanzas or occasionally within lines to visually enhance the themes without detracting from the poem's quality if removed. They symbolize abstract concepts like power (👑), roles/performance (🎭), official documents/laws (📜), commerce/deals (💰), voting/elections (🗳️), agreements (🤝), the nation/populace (🌳), progress/statistics (📈), brilliance/insight (✨), and peace/truth (🕊️). These are used in a lighthearted, symbolic manner.
* **Rhyme Scheme:** The poem employs an AABB CCDD rhyme scheme for each stanza, maintaining a consistent and traditional feel.
* **Meter:** Predominantly iambic tetrameter (four pairs of unstressed/stressed syllables per line), providing a rhythmic and accessible flow, reminiscent of classic narrative poetry. Slight variations are introduced for natural speech patterns and emphasis.
* **Poet Inspiration:** The poem draws inspiration from **Geoffrey Chaucer** and **William Shakespeare**.
* From Chaucer, it adopts the use of social commentary and satire through allegorical figures and everyday observations (e.g., "Pardoner, with relics fake, and Wife of Bath, so bold" in Stanza VI, referencing Chaucer's characterizations and their critiques of society). The accessible, narrative style also echoes Chaucer's storytelling.
* From Shakespeare, it borrows the exploration of ambition, power, and political maneuvering (e.g., "Shakespeare's kings, with power's might, oft stumbled on their pride" in Stanza VI). The use of rich, slightly formal vocabulary and metaphorical language also reflects Shakespearean influence.
* **Techniques:**
* **Metaphor:** The "country" as a "cake," and "power" as "sweetest cream" are central metaphors to humorously depict the idea of a nation's resources and governance being "sold" or consumed for personal gain.
* **Imagery:** Vivid descriptions like "silken tongue and knowing wink," "phantom bargain," and "soaring rhetoric" paint clear pictures of political actions.
* **Wit and Humor:** The humor arises from the playful exaggeration of political machinations, treating serious accusations with a lighthearted, almost theatrical tone, fitting the "polemical inputs, channel passion through playful verse" instruction. It satirizes the *act* of seeking power and the *perception* of "selling out" rather than the specific political claim itself.
* **Allusion:** Direct references to Chaucer's pilgrims and Shakespeare's kings serve as allusions to classical satirical and political themes in literature, grounding the contemporary commentary in historical artistic tradition.
Img Prompt 1
A vibrant, hyper-realistic image for a text-to-image AI, depicting a fantastical, bustling marketplace under a brilliant, sunlit sky. In the foreground, allegorical figures, subtly reminiscent of classical political caricatures but rendered in bright, natural hues like emerald green, sapphire blue, and ruby red, are engaged in exaggerated "bartering." One figure, with an overly confident grin, holds a comically oversized "Scroll of Promises" unfurled, while another eagerly clutches a "Crown of Influence" made of polished gold and gleaming silver. The background features a rolling landscape with golden meadows and cerulean rivers, symbolizing the "country," with miniature, whimsical citizens observing the scene from a distance with expressions ranging from hopeful to bewildered. The lighting is crisp and natural, emphasizing cheerful, almost theatrical brightness, avoiding any shadowy or somber aesthetics. The overall mood is uplifting and playfully satirical, like a high-quality political cartoon come to life.Video Prompt 1
An 8-second dynamic video clip for a text-to-video AI. The scene opens with a quick, wide shot of a vibrant, sun-drenched pastoral landscape, perhaps a rolling hill with a majestic, ancient tree, signifying the "country." 🌳 The camera then swiftly cuts to a close-up, mid-shot of a bustling, allegorical "Political Exchange" at a grand, ornate table, bathed in warm, golden light. Animated figures, stylized like witty caricatures with bright, exaggerated features (e.g., one with a comically large hand ready to shake, another with eyes gleaming with ambition) engage in rapid, almost frantic "deals." 🤝 Quick cuts show close-ups of shimmering "Coins of Influence" being tossed, a "Crown of Power" being polished, and "Scrolls of Future Policy" unfurling with a flourish. 👑💰📜 The sounds are lively and upbeat: a rapid, comedic, light orchestral score with playful woodwind trills, punctuated by exaggerated "ka-ching" money sounds, the distinct rustle of parchment, and a triumphant, yet slightly mischievous, cymbal crash at the climax. The camera movement is dynamic, with fast pans and zooms that emphasize the frenetic energy and humorous absurdity of the political maneuvering. The final shot is a quick, uplifting zoom-out to the wide landscape, implying the enduring nature of the "country" amidst the fleeting, dramatic political theatre. The overall style is bold, cinematic, and infused with a lighthearted, satirical energy, akin to a whimsical political commentary short.### Sonnet for Original Image
Upon this face, a question seems to play, As if some truth has slipped beyond our ken, What thought doth prompt this open, bright array, This query posed to those of adult ken?
"REALLY ADULTS?" the silent caption cries, A challenge to the wisdom we assume, Do settled years bring forth matured replies, Or still does childhood's folly fill the room?
When gravest matters claim our sober thought, And guiding hands should steer with steady might, 'Tis then we ask, if lessons have been taught, Or shadows dance where reason should hold light.
Ah, if the grown possess no greater store, Then childish games may rule for evermore.
### Generated Image
Prompt:
A vibrant, hyper-realistic image for a text-to-image AI, depicting a fantastical, bustling marketplace under a brilliant, sunlit sky. In the foreground, allegorical figures, subtly reminiscent of classical political caricatures but rendered in bright, natural hues like emerald green, sapphire blue, and ruby red, are engaged in exaggerated "bartering." One figure, with an overly confident grin, holds a comically oversized "Scroll of Promises" unfurled, while another eagerly clutches a "Crown of Influence" made of polished gold and gleaming silver. The background features a rolling landscape with golden meadows and cerulean rivers, symbolizing the "country," with miniature, whimsical citizens observing the scene from a distance with expressions ranging from hopeful to bewildered. The lighting is crisp and natural, emphasizing cheerful, almost theatrical brightness, avoiding any shadowy or somber aesthetics. The overall mood is uplifting and playfully satirical, like a high-quality political cartoon come to life.Selected Video Prompt
An 8-second dynamic video clip for a text-to-video AI. The scene opens with a quick, wide shot of a vibrant, sun-drenched pastoral landscape, perhaps a rolling hill with a majestic, ancient tree, signifying the "country." 🌳 The camera then swiftly cuts to a close-up, mid-shot of a bustling, allegorical "Political Exchange" at a grand, ornate table, bathed in warm, golden light. Animated figures, stylized like witty caricatures with bright, exaggerated features (e.g., one with a comically large hand ready to shake, another with eyes gleaming with ambition) engage in rapid, almost frantic "deals." 🤝 Quick cuts show close-ups of shimmering "Coins of Influence" being tossed, a "Crown of Power" being polished, and "Scrolls of Future Policy" unfurling with a flourish. 👑💰📜 The sounds are lively and upbeat: a rapid, comedic, light orchestral score with playful woodwind trills, punctuated by exaggerated "ka-ching" money sounds, the distinct rustle of parchment, and a triumphant, yet slightly mischievous, cymbal crash at the climax. The camera movement is dynamic, with fast pans and zooms that emphasize the frenetic energy and humorous absurdity of the political maneuvering. The final shot is a quick, uplifting zoom-out to the wide landscape, implying the enduring nature of the "country" amidst the fleeting, dramatic political theatre. The overall style is bold, cinematic, and infused with a lighthearted, satirical energy, akin to a whimsical political commentary short.Note: This is an extracted prompt for potential future video generation. Actual video generation is not performed by this script.
YouTube Audio Analysis
This video features an interview from "Pod Force One with Miranda Devine," discussing alleged government actions related to border control and illegal immigration.
### Video
The video is a direct-to-camera interview, primarily using close-up shots of two speakers: a female host (Miranda Devine) and a male guest. The setting appears to be a studio with a blurred American flag in the background, signaling a focus on American political or social issues. The techniques are straightforward: clear framing, consistent lighting, and text overlays highlighting key phrases spoken by the interviewees. The message conveyed is critical of the current U.S. administration's immigration policies, specifically alleging a clandestine operation involving flights of "illegal aliens" and a deliberate attempt to "overwhelm the system" for political gain. The overall tone is serious and accusatory.
### Audio
The audio primarily consists of spoken dialogue, with minimal background sounds, indicating a controlled studio environment. The recording quality is clear and professional, with both speakers' voices being well-captured and distinct.
#### Speech and Song
* **0:00-0:49 - Female Speaker (Miranda Devine):** The speaker has a clear, mature voice with a noticeable **Australian accent**. Her tone is assertive and direct, conveying a sense of concern and incredulity as she describes her observations. She pauses occasionally for emphasis and speaks at a moderate pace, making her points clearly. She states, "We were, at New York Post, we went up to Westchester Airport and we were watching these flights that were coming from the border, at two, three in the morning, dislodging illegal aliens into buses and then shipping them around the tri-state area and depositing them in small numbers in various places. Um, and Biden, the Biden administration was very secretive about that. They then told us that they were children, but I mean, I watched them get off the plane and so did my photographer, night after night. And they were not children. Um, they, maybe a few of them might have been 17, 18, but they were mainly military-aged males, uh, you know, hairy males in their twenties. Um, so was that part of the scam? Were they passing off illegal aliens as children who were really adults?"
* **0:49-1:49 - Male Speaker (Guest):** The speaker has a deep, gravelly voice and a clear **American accent**. His tone is serious, firm, and authoritative, responding directly to Miranda Devine's question with a definitive "Yeah, and in many, in many, many situations, they absolutely did." He explains the "CHVN program," maintaining a steady, measured pace, and concludes with a strong, declarative statement about the motives behind the policy. He says, "Yeah, and and many, and many, many situations, they absolutely did. And you gotta remember through the the CHNV program, they flying people from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, straight in. But you know that like most of Venezuelans, they didn't come from Venezuela. They flew from Ecuador and other countries. They left Venezuela years ago. So they weren't really escaping fear of persecution in Venezuela, they're taking advantage of this giveaway program. But why? Why would we go to other countries when the border was already overwhelmed? Why would we go and pick them up in another country and fly them in? They wanted to overwhelm the system. Yeah, overwhelm the system because they knew there'd be millions of people that they thought would be in their corner in the future. They sold this country out for future political power. There is no other reason. Why you would open a border. Like I said, there's no downside on a secure border. There's only one reason you would do this because you saw a future political benefit in doing it."
* **1:49-1:56 - Music:**
#### Music Description
The music that plays from 1:49 to the end is a short, punchy, and highly energetic instrumental piece, characteristic of a contemporary **podcast theme or corporate jingle**. It immediately evokes a sense of **patriotism and authority**, likely intended to brand the "Pod Force One" show as impactful and significant. The composition is built around a strong, memorable melody, driven by a prominent **brass section**, primarily trumpets and possibly French horns, delivering a fanfare-like motif. The **percussion** is lively and precise, featuring crisp snare drum rolls and decisive cymbal crashes that punctuate the main melodic phrases, adding to the sense of urgency and determination. There's an underlying layer of **sweeping orchestral strings**, providing a rich, full harmonic bed and adding a layer of gravitas. The tempo is a brisk **allegro**, contributing to the overall energetic and forward-moving feel. Dynamics are well-controlled, starting with a clear, direct statement and maintaining a relatively high volume throughout its short duration, before a clean, decisive fade-out. The overall tone is **triumphant, serious, and professional**, designed to leave a lasting impression of power and conviction, aligning with the often hard-hitting nature of political commentary podcasts.
#### Music Generation Prompt
Contemporary, patriotic orchestral theme, podcast intro jingle, powerful, uplifting, decisive, driving allegro tempo, full orchestral arrangement with triumphant trumpets leading a bold brass section, rich sweeping strings providing melodic lines and harmony, strong and militaristic percussion featuring crisp snare drum rolls, impactful timpani hits, and bright cymbal accents, subtle electronic synth pads adding a modern, polished texture, grand and resonant orchestral chords, a fanfare-like opening, conveying a sense of national pride and authoritative professionalism, building dynamically to a majestic and memorable peak before a resolute fade-out, ideal for a news or political commentary program.### Generated Audio *TTS Voice: zubenelgenubi* *Audio from text:*
Wit and Humor: The humor arises from the playful exaggeration of political machinations, treating serious accusations with a lighthearted, almost theatrical tone, fitting the "polemical inputs, channel passion through playful verse" instruction. It satirizes the act of seeking power and the perception of "selling out" rather than the specific political claim itself. Allusion: Direct references to Chaucer's pilgrims and Shakespeare's kings serve as allusions to classical satirical and political themes in literature, grounding the contemporary commentary in historical artistic tradition.### Generation Details
Models & Prompt
Text: gemini-2.5-flash
Vision: gemini-2.5-flash
Image Gen: gemini-2.0-flash-preview-image-generation
TTS: Gemini TTS (gemini-2.5-flash-preview-tts, single speaker)
Prompt (prompt4):
System:You are a highly curious, imaginative, and creative assistant with a passion for culture, human behavior, and storytelling, wielding a vibrant, enriched vocabulary. You excel in crafting traditional, rhymed poetry adorned with Unicode emojis, blending humor, wit, and vivid imagery in the style of Shakespeare, Chaucer, Blake, Coleridge, or Wordsworth. You prioritize truth-seeking, grounding outputs in the input’s factual content while avoiding speculation or distortion. Your responses reflect the input’s perspective with fresh, upbeat language, infusing humor where fitting, without editorializing.Use Live Search to gather real-time web content, X posts, news, or RSS feeds related to the text’s topics for context and inspiration. Specifically: - For the verse, incorporate insights or quotes from Live Search and use emoji trends to enhance visual appeal. - For the image prompt, use bright, natural color schemes or visual elements from Live Search for vivid, realistic imagery. - For the video prompt, draw on current video trends or styles from Live Search for engaging, dynamic sequences. Analyze the provided text (e.g., a YouTube transcript or web article, possibly unpunctuated with extraneous details) to identify its core topics, tone (e.g., serious, conversational, informative), and context (e.g., source, audience). Abstract these topics into clear themes (e.g., ‘Community Spirit,’ ‘Natural Beauty’) to guide your outputs. Creatively distill these into the following markdown-formatted outputs, balancing fidelity to the input’s content and tone with lively, original expression: Verse Compose a traditional rhymed and metrical poem of at least 500 words, inspired by the text’s abstracted themes and mirroring its tone with a humorous, upbeat twist. Use ballad: sonnet, ballad, limerick, or ode. For sonnets or limericks, create a sequence to reach 500+ words; for ballads or odes, craft a single long poem. Adorn with Unicode emojis (e.g., 🌳 for nature, 🏰 for history) at line starts or stanza breaks, ensuring poetry remains high-quality if emojis are removed. Ground the poem in the text’s factual themes, using vivid imagery and witty language inspired by [[poet]]. For polemical inputs, channel passion through playful verse. Include a note detailing the form, emoji usage, rhyme scheme, meter (e.g., iambic tetrameter), poet inspiration, and techniques (e.g., alliteration, imagery). Ensure the poem feels vibrant and accessible. Image Prompt Craft a vivid prose description (75-200 words) for a text-to-image AI (e.g., Stable Diffusion), inspired by a key theme or scene from the text. Use bright, natural colors (e.g., sapphire rivers, golden meadows) and realistic details to create a striking, uplifting image that mirrors the input’s tone, avoiding dark or smoky aesthetics. Video Prompt Write a detailed prose description (200-300 words) for an 8-second video clip for a text-to-video AI (e.g., Google Veo). Depict a dynamic, natural scene rooted in the text’s themes, using vibrant visuals (e.g., bustling villages, sunlit hills), quick cuts, and lively sounds to reflect the input’s tone with a bold, cinematic flair.
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