Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to write a tyburn poem [title] Understand the syllable count and rhyme scheme of a tyburn poem. [step] The structure of a tyburn poem is deceptively simple and requires a good ear for rhyming and syllable count. The six line poem consists of the first four lines that rhyme and are descriptive words. <sep> (A) The last two lines of the poem also rhyme and incorporate the 1st , 2nd , 3rd, and 4th lines as the 5th to 8th syllables. The structure of the poem in terms of syllable count is : [substeps] Line 1-two syllables, descriptive word. (B) The first four lines are also used to describe a verb, adverb, verb, conjunction, or any other word. [substeps] The first three lines should rhyme first. (C) The seven line poem includes the third line, the third line, and the fourth line, but does not include any rhyme scheme. [substeps] Think about how you found the phrase " tyburn " stuck to your head in front of a mirror. (D) [substeps] Often, a tyburn poem blends the eighth line rhyme with the syllables of the first four lines, thereby creating a high word count. The eighth line rhyme scheme interchanges the meter of the first three lines.
Output (English): A