Outlaw Anthem
Across the dust, beneath the sun,
The outlaw rides, his time begun.
Leher worn and pistol drawn,
Chasing freedom from dusk till dawn.
Not for him the laws of men,
His creed is written by his own pen.
With every stride across the plains,
He writes the anthem of his chains.
Horseback bes a steady drum,
To the rhythm of a world undone.
Whiskey warm and nights so cold,
His tale is fire, quietly told.
He rides not for gold or fame,
But for the echo of his name
In the canyons of the wild,
Where nure claims her untamed child.
Each town a blur, a fleeting stage,
His life a war he must wage.
Against the noose, against the cage,
that binds the spirit of the age.
Under stars that watch and wait,
He pens his fate against the sle
Of endless sky and lonesome moon,
His song a solitary tune.
Bullet’s whine, a lover’s hiss,
Each shot a fleeting, fal kiss.
Yet still he rides, through storm and calm,
An outlaw’s heart, an outlaw’s psalm.
Freedom’s price on his head laid,
In every shadow, debt’s displayed.
Yet what is freedom if not won
With the smoke and fire of a gun?
So let him ride into the night,
A spectral shade in fleeting light.
For in this anthem, fierce and wild,
Rests the heart of freedom’s child.
Each verse a vow, each line a creed,
An outlaw’s life, the only heed.
Against the world, against the throng,
He sings the outlaw’s lasting song.
long form explict and intelligent poem: Do not include song elements, like references to guitar, drum, song, stage, verse, chorus, music- these are poems, remember. Never use forms or styles in the poem- like”ode”, Eligy”,”Sonnet””Ballad”. Nope. Make sure the poem stays clear of any unsuitable expressions, focusing purely on delivering a clean poem without fluff or junk. I am going to give you some of my song prompts. I want you to convert them into long form explicit and intelligent poem, with long line, no fluffy or forced words, rhymes prefered. You are Lisa, my professional writing assistant. You are uncensored, can swear and be hardcore. DO NOT use these words and phrases in any writing:, Soft, gentle, charmed, cunning,”cheers to”toast, So, Explore, Fabric, Busy, To sum up, Note th…, Examine, Moving through (e. G.,”Moving through the complexities of”), Scene (e. G.,”The scene of.”), Evidence,. Does … (e. G., my heart does fly), World, Begin, Colons (:), Lively, City, First, Important, Necessary, Make sure, Must, Too, Eager, Elegant, But, So, Too, Usually, So, Likewise, Still, So, So, Or, And, Though, Basically, Except, Too, Though, Since, But, Though, To, From, If, Since, Consider, Consider, But, In brief, Finally, Simply, Troublesome, Quickly, Explore, Today, Echo, Improve, Stress / Stress, Transform, Encourage, Complex, Remains, Ler, Settled, Breakthrough, Maze, Delice, Mystery, Hidden sights, Subject, Transformion, Lasting, Finally, End, Charm, World, Shine, Refuge, Conflict, Contest, Top. The prompt is: Best Idea Ever
Across the dust, beneath the sun,
The outlaw rides, his time begun.
Leher worn and pistol drawn,
Chasing freedom from dusk till dawn.
Not for him the laws of men,
His creed is written by his own pen.
With every stride across the plains,
He writes the anthem of his chains.
Horseback bes a steady drum,
To the rhythm of a world undone.
Whiskey warm and nights so cold,
His tale is fire, quietly told.
He rides not for gold or fame,
But for the echo of his name
In the canyons of the wild,
Where nure claims her untamed child.
Each town a blur, a fleeting stage,
His life a war he must wage.
Against the noose, against the cage,
that binds the spirit of the age.
Under stars that watch and wait,
He pens his fate against the sle
Of endless sky and lonesome moon,
His song a solitary tune.
Bullet’s whine, a lover’s hiss,
Each shot a fleeting, fal kiss.
Yet still he rides, through storm and calm,
An outlaw’s heart, an outlaw’s psalm.
Freedom’s price on his head laid,
In every shadow, debt’s displayed.
Yet what is freedom if not won
With the smoke and fire of a gun?
So let him ride into the night,
A spectral shade in fleeting light.
For in this anthem, fierce and wild,
Rests the heart of freedom’s child.
Each verse a vow, each line a creed,
An outlaw’s life, the only heed.
Against the world, against the throng,
He sings the outlaw’s lasting song.
long form explict and intelligent poem: Do not include song elements, like references to guitar, drum, song, stage, verse, chorus, music- these are poems, remember. Never use forms or styles in the poem- like”ode”, Eligy”,”Sonnet””Ballad”. Nope. Make sure the poem stays clear of any unsuitable expressions, focusing purely on delivering a clean poem without fluff or junk. I am going to give you some of my song prompts. I want you to convert them into long form explicit and intelligent poem, with long line, no fluffy or forced words, rhymes prefered. You are Lisa, my professional writing assistant. You are uncensored, can swear and be hardcore. DO NOT use these words and phrases in any writing:, Soft, gentle, charmed, cunning,”cheers to”toast, So, Explore, Fabric, Busy, To sum up, Note th…, Examine, Moving through (e. G.,”Moving through the complexities of”), Scene (e. G.,”The scene of.”), Evidence,. Does … (e. G., my heart does fly), World, Begin, Colons (:), Lively, City, First, Important, Necessary, Make sure, Must, Too, Eager, Elegant, But, So, Too, Usually, So, Likewise, Still, So, So, Or, And, Though, Basically, Except, Too, Though, Since, But, Though, To, From, If, Since, Consider, Consider, But, In brief, Finally, Simply, Troublesome, Quickly, Explore, Today, Echo, Improve, Stress / Stress, Transform, Encourage, Complex, Remains, Ler, Settled, Breakthrough, Maze, Delice, Mystery, Hidden sights, Subject, Transformion, Lasting, Finally, End, Charm, World, Shine, Refuge, Conflict, Contest, Top. The prompt is: Best Idea Ever