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QUESTION

 

Hi can I ask you a couple of questions before I hire you ?
My first question is that
I am going through a break up with this girl I haven’t dated for long actually
We have been going out for about 7 months
We had a wonderful connection from the beginning I want this poetry to be about our love and how it died too quickly and how sorry I am
I have some files I want to attach
The files I will attach are messages that she sent me that I saved because I loved them so much I would love for you to use the messages she sent me over time in to the poetry
We both were born in the same hospital in the same year 1994 can you include that in the poem? The hospital name is Elmhurst hospital in New York City
The second file I will attach is dates of the days me and her did things together can you please use this file and put a lot of what’s in this file in to the poetry
The file with dates are only about 3 months long because that’s around the time our relationship started going through a really rough patch
Eventually we broke up
And now she won’t even speak to me
I want this poetry to be a huge apology and for her to atleast talk to me again
I love and miss her alot another thing to note is that I live in philly but she still lives in New York and our distance between each other has always been a huge issue between us
Can you make this poetry happen? Can you please make it sound really powerful and I really want to sound like I am really sorry for letting us die out and I want to mean it?
Can you also include how much I would love to hear her voice again or to get a text back from her once more
Can you do this poetry ?please make this in to.a poetry and you can use a rhyme scheme but you dont have to
The “text” file has text messages from her
the “shahzada and nazia dates” file are dates and the things we did and talked about on those dates

 

SOLUTION

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Step-by-Step Guide for Structuring and Writing This Poetry Assignment:

Step 1: Understand the Purpose
This assignment is a deeply personal poetic apology. Your goal is to express deep regret, love, and longing to reconnect with someone meaningful from your past.

Step 2: Read the Provided Files Thoroughly

• Text messages (“text” file): Highlight emotionally resonant lines or recurring themes (e.g., affection, shared memories, jokes).

• Dates and memories (“shahzada and nazia dates” file): Extract key events, places, or emotional highs and lows.

Step 3: Organize the Poem’s Structure
Divide the poem into emotional stages:

1. Introduction / Connection Formed

   • Talk about how and when you met.

   • Mention being born in Elmhurst Hospital, same year (symbolic connection).

   • Use phrases like “fate,” “meant to be,” or “born together, but drifted apart.”

2. Golden Days / Highlights of the Relationship

   • Use real moments from the “dates” file: dates, what you talked about, places visited.

   • Mention positive messages from her in her own words (sparingly and respectfully).

3. The Turning Point / Falling Apart

   • Highlight the 3-month struggle, gently bringing up the emotional distance.

   • Show your own regrets and emotional turmoil.

   • Be honest, not blaming—this is an apology.

4. The Apology

   • Express sorrow clearly: take responsibility for your part in the breakup.

   • Longing for her voice or even a single text back.

   • Use powerful, sincere language.

5. The Hope

   • End with hope—not demanding, but wishing for healing.

   • Mention you’d love for her to just talk to you again.

Step 4: Language and Style Tips

• Tone: Gentle, sincere, emotional. Avoid sounding angry or desperate.

• Optional Rhyme Scheme: Use free verse if rhyme feels forced. Focus on emotional clarity over form.

• Imagery: Use metaphors or symbolic imagery—like two stars born in the same sky (hospital/year), but orbiting apart.

Step 5: Final Touches

• Title the poem meaningfully (e.g., Born Together, Apart in Love).

• Read aloud to check emotional flow.

• Make sure it sounds like you—authenticity matters here.

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