TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Benath The Sweet Rythm

SOLUTION: benath the sweet rythm if you look hard enough lie the door to a whole new dimension that have never be see before in the eye of a human who know what it contain all we can do be hope and pray that it dose n't harm u benath the sweet rythm the beat of it put u in to imagination what if there be something out there and what do it want wiht u capture kill eat benath the sweet rythm they come and go like nothing ever happen but someting do and it be something big what be the reason for there arrival and why do n't they harm u nobody know what lie beanth the sweet rythm

PROBLEM: Dont get in the way of life

SOLUTION: you stumble you fall you get up and have a ball sometimes it rough sometimes it be just like fall when leave change you change it all happen for a reason life happen for a reason

PROBLEM: The Great Loss

SOLUTION:
first and ten on the 40yrd line a we review the plan we approach the symbol to all a the battle cry be say in the head we begin to brawl a the crowd be instill with awe we hit then growl be hear a we scowl the buffalo a we with spear in hand we make them hear moan and groan a we push throgh there defense's we go through like a mac truck to a picket fence the whistle sound we move ten yard but we frown we could do good than that clock at ten to go let's do it again then go home we arrive at the linethe cry of battle sound the crowd hold tight we fight the clock sound but the play be not dead tho instead the whistle sound we lay in the frost of the crisp autuam day we look at a unemaginable fright we lose the ball be no where in sight