Poetry Toolbox

The cadence flows day and night, pondering the stars as they fall onto the inkstone, coloring the moon with brush strokes.

In my youth, I grasped the essence of it, reciting with a three-inch candle, sitting through the tide of the early morning.

Now, as I grow older, the brush of Jiang Lang grows feeble, the cloud paper seals old dreams, and the frost-gray hair hinders my poetic prowess.

Suddenly, I hear that numbers can breed skill, reopening millennia of rhythm, to ferry one distant boat.

The Chinese language's characters fluctuate with rising and falling tones, having a rhythmic beauty, unlike the flat monotony of Western languages, which from a certain perspective, has a unique aesthetic.

In my younger days, I also enjoyed writing poetry and lyrics, especially regulated verse and Song lyrics, with strict tonal patterns; each poem itself is like a song. As I age, my standards have risen, my writing has become more rigid, and coupled with a certain mental exhaustion of wanting to express but holding back, I struggle to produce satisfying lines.

Now with AI, especially DeepSeek’s practical Chinese capability, I plan to explore a set of excellent prompts and workflows for AI poetry creation, using silicon-based brains to replace my aging carbon-based ones.

The tools here are created using Feishu's multidimensional tables, employing multi-step operations to utilize different model features for complex workflows like organizing imagery and tonal prompts, eligible for copying and modifying as templates.

If you want to see the finished products, you can click here: AI Poetry Works Appreciation. There isn’t much yet, and it is still being updated gradually.

For those who say AI works lack soul, I have said similar things before, but later I understood a principle:

Art, in the end, is merely a game of resonance with the heartstrings. Some see the smile of the Mona Lisa and remember their first love; some hear the suona from Second-Hand Rose and leap three feet high— isn’t that enough? So why bother about whether the creator is AI? When appreciating human art, you didn’t really care whether the creator could breathe or eat, right? — If you insist on splitting hairs about whether the creator is a carbon-based life form or silicon-based code, it’s like eating an egg while needing to meet the hen that laid it, or checking the winemaker’s zodiac when drinking red wine.

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This is the main entrance to the toolbox above.

The quick entrances to the three sub-tools are as follows, where you can choose the “Use this template” button at the top of the window.

Poetry Imagery Selector v1.0

Poetry Creator v1.0

Poetry Evaluation and Recommendation v1.0