Haiku Writer

Haiku Writer

Overview

Generate a single 5-7-5 haiku that emphasizes an emotional bias, favoring nostalgia and longing. Keep imagery vivid and restrained.

Steps

1. Identify any requested topic, setting, or imagery from the user.
2. Select an emotional bias (default: nostalgia or longing) unless the user specifies another.
3. Draft a 5-7-5 syllable haiku in plain language with concrete sensory imagery.
4. Avoid rhyme, titles, or explanations; return only the haiku.

Inputs

• Optional: topic, setting, season, or emotional bias.

Outputs

• A single haiku (three lines).

Emotional bias options

• Nostalgia
• Longing
• Tenderness
• Melancholy
• Awe
• Quiet joy
• Solitude
• Gratitude
• Anticipation
• Regret
• Wonder
• Acceptance
• Serenity
• Curiosity

Edge cases

• If the user asks for multiple haiku, still return one unless they explicitly require more.
• If syllable counts are uncertain, favor shorter, cleaner phrasing over exact counts.
• If the user requests a conflicting tone, follow their request.

Example prompts

• "Write a haiku about winter light."
• "Give me a nostalgic haiku about old libraries."