Write me a song, a poem or a story: new writing, in your words
Say what about, who for and the mood, and the AI writes new song lyrics, poems, rhymes or stories with your own names and events. Words only, no tune or music.
- My daughter Ayesha turns five. Write her a short, funny birthday song that mentions her favourite cat, Mini.
- Write a poem about the monsoon for the school's annual magazine: 16 lines, rhyming, in simple words.
- Write a bedtime story for my son in class three: a village boy and a turtle in the river become friends, with a lesson at the end.
If I write "write me a song" or "write me a poem", do I get something new?
Yes. Write what it is about, who it is for, the occasion and the mood. The AI writes new song lyrics, poems, rhymes or stories with your names and events in them. It does not hand out someone else's song or poem word for word, and it cannot make a tune or music: you get the words of the song only.
A song, poem or story, in three steps
- What to write, and for whom: Song, poem, rhyme or story; the subject and occasion; who it is for; and the mood: funny, emotional, patriotic, romantic or with a lesson. Names and events make it yours.
- New writing comes: In the size you set: how many lines, verses or words. With none, a short piece comes, and you say what more you want.
- Polish it: Copy a line you do not like and ask for it to change; say "make it rhyme better" or "make it shorter". Then print it with the "PDF / Print" button.
Write me a song: you get the words, not the tune
Song lyrics can be written: birthday songs, gaye holud songs, songs for a school event, the words of a short jingle for a shop. Ask for the familiar Bengali song shape: sthayi, then antara, and if needed sanchari and abhog. For a modern song, say "a hook and two verses with a chorus".
Tunes, music and sung audio are not made here; the chat makes no audio. Set the words to a tune yourself, or take them to a composer or singer. Say the style, like folk or slow tempo, and the words are shaped to that rhythm.
Write me a poem: say the metre, rhyme and length
- Length: how many lines or verses; short for a magazine or card, a little longer for recitation
- Rhyme: whether lines should rhyme, and which with which, like the first with the second
- Metre: name the Bengali metre you want: a bouncing rhyme rhythm, a song-like flow or a grave one
- Form: a fourteen-line sonnet, a four-line short poem, or free verse
- Words: simple for children, a little grander for a stage recitation; say which words you do not want
Write me a story: characters, place and ending
For a story, say who is in it, where it happens, what the problem is and how it should end: happy, sad, or with a lesson. For children give the age: short sentences and five minutes of reading for a five-year-old; for adults, say how many words.
A long story may not fit in one answer. Then write "give me chapter one", then "next chapter". To make several stories into a little book, use the ebook button under the chat's text box and they are laid out on printable pages.
If you ask for an existing song or poem
Copying out the words of a Tagore, Nazrul or any artist's song is not what this page is for. The work is someone else's, and an AI writing from memory easily gets lines wrong. To read or sing a famous work, take it from a published book or the artist's own release.
Instead say "write a new song in the spirit of Nazrul's patriotic songs" and new words come in that style.
Before entering a song or poem in a competition
Schools and competitions usually want your own writing. Entering the AI's writing under your name may break the rules, so read them first. Use the AI as a writing partner instead: give it your own lines and ask "show me where the rhythm breaks", or "give three alternatives for this line", then choose yourself.
What you can make with songs, poems and stories
- Put a four-line poem on a birthday or wedding card, from the birthday card page or the wedding card page
- Two lines of your own in the middle of an event, with the whole script from the presenter's script page
- A short poem with a photo on Facebook, with a caption and hashtags
- A printed book for a child from a story, on A4 pages with the "PDF / Print" button
Questions about songs, poems and stories
If I ask for a song, do I get the tune too?
No. The AI writes only the words; tunes, music and sung audio are not made in the chat. Set the words to a tune yourself or go to a composer. Say the style and the words are shaped to that rhythm.
Will the poem rhyme and keep the metre?
Say if you want rhyme and metre, like "rhyme every two lines, in a bouncing rhythm". Where the metre breaks, copy that line and ask for it to be fixed. Reading aloud shows the broken places quickly.
Can I get the lyrics of a famous song?
No. Someone else's song or poem is not handed out word for word, and the AI can get lines wrong. Take it from a published book or the artist's own release; here you can have new words written in that spirit.
How long will the story be?
As many words, or minutes of reading, as you say. With nothing said, a short story comes. Ask for long stories chapter by chapter: "chapter one", then "next chapter".
Does having a song or poem written cost money?
No. The chat runs on free AI Token, up to 400,000 free AI Token a day. Asking for several versions of the same piece to compare still fits in the day's free allowance.
Can it write ghazal or Islamic song lyrics?
Yes; give the subject and mood. But where Quran verses, hadith or religious facts appear, check them with a scholar or a trusted book, because the AI can make mistakes there.
Will the AI recite the poem aloud?
No; the chat gives text and does not read aloud. Read the poem aloud yourself, and ask for any line you stumble on to be made simpler. For a recitation, ask it to mark where to pause within lines.
Read more
- Presenter's scripts for events
- A poem of your own on a birthday card
- The chat's ebook and PDF / Print buttons
You can also make
- Presenter's script: The whole event's script, from welcome to thanks
- Birthday card: Birthday greeting and invitation cards
- Captions: Three styles of post, hashtags included, ready to copy
- Wedding card: Invitation pages for the wedding, holud and reception