Composing a Classical Arabic Metered Poem on a Chosen Sea

This is a ready-made prompt from the Zayenha Prompt library in Content Writing, written for claude-sonnet-4-7. It has a main prompt to copy into the model, built-in quality guards, and a verification prompt to run in a second window to review the answer. The full text needs the Plus plan; the description is open to all.

Compose a classical Arabic metered, rhymed poem on the user-chosen meter and rhyme, with original imagery and refined diction, plus a brief prosodic note proving metrical soundness.

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Use case

Composing a poem for an occasion (tribute, elegy, national day); teaching prosody via a scanned model; enriching a poetry evening or contest with a metered poem.

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Built-in quality guards

Meter & Rhyme Check

Strict adherence to the meter's feet and unified rhyme across every line.

Originality

Original poetic imagery and diction free of cliché and filler.

Anti-plagiarism

No passing classical verse as original, nor fabricating false prosody.

Completeness

Solid opening, coherent body, closing line, plus the prosodic note.

Purpose Fit

Tone and diction fit the poetic purpose and general taste.

Frequently asked questions

How do I use this prompt?

Copy the main prompt and paste it into claude-sonnet-4-7 or the model you use, replace what is in square brackets with your details, then run the verification prompt in a second window with the answer pasted in, and review it before relying on it.

Is this prompt free?

Its full text requires the Plus plan or higher. Free prompts you can copy at once without an account are on the ready-made Arabic prompts page.

Which model was this prompt written for?

It was written for claude-sonnet-4-7 and follows how that model works; you can run it on other models too, reviewing the result, since no single wording guarantees the best result on every model.

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