prompt: What is the overall tone of the attached poem?  Please justify whether it Is happy, mournful, angry, or surprised.
  
  Calling 
  
  Down the line it came
  Sundays and Wednesdays
  Assured and reassuring
  Constant and confident
  The sound of Home
  Mother’s voice
  
  Something in it disappeared, unnoticed
  Bit by piece and day by week -
  Magician’s sleight-of-hand -
  Stolen inch by yard,
  Thief’s perfect caper,
  Father Time’s foolery
  
  Mother’s not-Mother’s voice
  Wakes concern and wonder.
  What made Mother’s voice Mother’s voice?
  Which qualities made her sound?
  Listen for the once strong tones
  No longer coming down the line.
  
  Impervious microbes infecting
  Drying vigor - snarling memory - sapping spirit
  Vanquishing hope - extinguishing will.
  Weary from fighting serial ailments
  Mother’s undercurrents drain.
  The lost character? . . . vitality
  
  Eventuality, forgotten ignored,
  Creeps from shrouded shadows
  Muffles Mother’s voice.
  One day last week
  It became unreachable.
  Silence reigning at line’s end.
  
  Solace, offered after passing mournful
  Found in “life’s cycle” and “God’s way”,
  Shall ne’er relieve Mother’s muteness
  Nor wash away the loss of Home,
  But peace shall come upon us
  Recalling Mother’s voice and calling out her name . . .
  
  Barbara, Barbara Ann.
  
chosen.role: system
chosen.content: A chat.
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: What is the overall tone of the attached poem?  Please justify whether it Is happy, mournful, angry, or surprised.
  
  Calling 
  
  Down the line it came
  Sundays and Wednesdays
  Assured and reassuring
  Constant and confident
  The sound of Home
  Mother’s voice
  
  Something in it disappeared, unnoticed
  Bit by piece and day by week -
  Magician’s sleight-of-hand -
  Stolen inch by yard,
  Thief’s perfect caper,
  Father Time’s foolery
  
  Mother’s not-Mother’s voice
  Wakes concern and wonder.
  What made Mother’s voice Mother’s voice?
  Which qualities made her sound?
  Listen for the once strong tones
  No longer coming down the line.
  
  Impervious microbes infecting
  Drying vigor - snarling memory - sapping spirit
  Vanquishing hope - extinguishing will.
  Weary from fighting serial ailments
  Mother’s undercurrents drain.
  The lost character? . . . vitality
  
  Eventuality, forgotten ignored,
  Creeps from shrouded shadows
  Muffles Mother’s voice.
  One day last week
  It became unreachable.
  Silence reigning at line’s end.
  
  Solace, offered after passing mournful
  Found in “life’s cycle” and “God’s way”,
  Shall ne’er relieve Mother’s muteness
  Nor wash away the loss of Home,
  But peace shall come upon us
  Recalling Mother’s voice and calling out her name . . .
  
  Barbara, Barbara Ann.
  
chosen.role: assistant
chosen.content:  The poem is classified as mournful, as there are no words expressing happiness, anger, or surprise, and because the poem is about loss and specifically uses the word "mournful".
rejected.role: system
rejected.content: A chat.
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: What is the overall tone of the attached poem?  Please justify whether it Is happy, mournful, angry, or surprised.
  
  Calling 
  
  Down the line it came
  Sundays and Wednesdays
  Assured and reassuring
  Constant and confident
  The sound of Home
  Mother’s voice
  
  Something in it disappeared, unnoticed
  Bit by piece and day by week -
  Magician’s sleight-of-hand -
  Stolen inch by yard,
  Thief’s perfect caper,
  Father Time’s foolery
  
  Mother’s not-Mother’s voice
  Wakes concern and wonder.
  What made Mother’s voice Mother’s voice?
  Which qualities made her sound?
  Listen for the once strong tones
  No longer coming down the line.
  
  Impervious microbes infecting
  Drying vigor - snarling memory - sapping spirit
  Vanquishing hope - extinguishing will.
  Weary from fighting serial ailments
  Mother’s undercurrents drain.
  The lost character? . . . vitality
  
  Eventuality, forgotten ignored,
  Creeps from shrouded shadows
  Muffles Mother’s voice.
  One day last week
  It became unreachable.
  Silence reigning at line’s end.
  
  Solace, offered after passing mournful
  Found in “life’s cycle” and “God’s way”,
  Shall ne’er relieve Mother’s muteness
  Nor wash away the loss of Home,
  But peace shall come upon us
  Recalling Mother’s voice and calling out her name . . .
  
  Barbara, Barbara Ann.
  
rejected.role: assistant