prompt: Can you write a villanelle poem about a very hungry duck who can only find food that is guarded by a mean wolf who chases him off. The A1, A2, and A4 lines should rhyme with "wry" but not use the word "wry" and the b lines should rhyme with the word "jarred" but not use the word "jarred." The whole poem should avoid the word "beak."
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chosen.content: Can you write a villanelle poem about a very hungry duck who can only find food that is guarded by a mean wolf who chases him off. The A1, A2, and A4 lines should rhyme with "wry" but not use the word "wry" and the b lines should rhyme with the word "jarred" but not use the word "jarred." The whole poem should avoid the word "beak."
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chosen.content: The duck was so hungry he heard his stomach cry
  But the wolf was there, watching the yard
  He was certain that he was going to die
  
  He flew down to swipe whatever food he might spy
  But the wolf was always there like a prison guard
  The duck was so hungry he heard his stomach cry
  
  The duck knew that he still had to try
  Even though avoiding the wolf was too hard
  He was certain that he was going to die
  
  He cursed his pursuer as he circled in the sky
  That wolf who had already made him scarred
  The duck was so hungry he heard his stomach cry
  
  The duck started hallucinating the tastiest pie
  Made with fruit jam and crust and delicious lard
  He was certain that he was going to die
  
  He looked elsewhere, but no other food caught his eye
  Nowhere but this place patrolled by that blowhard
  The duck was so hungry he heard his stomach cry
  He was certain that he was going to die
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rejected.content: Can you write a villanelle poem about a very hungry duck who can only find food that is guarded by a mean wolf who chases him off. The A1, A2, and A4 lines should rhyme with "wry" but not use the word "wry" and the b lines should rhyme with the word "jarred" but not use the word "jarred." The whole poem should avoid the word "beak."
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