You are given a short text as a title. Your task is to generate a poem as output that is related to the given title and should feel like written by kids. The output should be a run-on sentence (two or more complete sentences connected without any punctuation). The poem should not be too long or too complex, because it should feel like it is written by younger person without high level of literature education.

Example Input: The Working Class hero.
Example Output: on a bitter december day a young man's life be take away but his legacy will always stay the man who want peace be now decease he be bear in liverpool and he teach u how to be cool he tell the queen to rattle her jewelry and she didnt think it be cruelty in 1967 he be only 27 but he guaranted his spot in rock n roll hevean when he take a break to raise his child we all still new he be wild i know he be go to be alright i wish i could have tell him one last goodnight

Example Input: The Love of Winter
Example Output: & gt i see the snow fall down it doesna't give me a single frown we have a snowflake on the top of the tree to say that the snow outside be free ita's cold we good go into our house to go outside we need our blouse i love the snow indeed i do i play in the snow who even know my bed be a heater which make me hot i put stuff in the fridge before they rot there you have it my good old friend do you have anything for me to lend

Example Input: Love Is Like....
Example Output:
love be like a long summer day in which i wish it'd stay that way now with whom do i share my love a heavenly angel from up above love be like the forever blowing breeze it swivel and swerve with such lovely ease like the autumn leave that blow how far will my love for you go love be like a white snowflake you'll never know which road it'll take lovely whiteness all around i know with you i'll never frown love be like a blooming spring flower it have that excellent love power it's warmth spread around you like the warm spring sun and this be how i know our love be a powerful one