【Classical verse】: enter a classical Chinese verse with restrained emotion and strong visual imagery 【Two-character theme】: extract 2 core characters from the verse 【Core emotion】: 【Small subject】: 【Main color system】: 【Subtle embossing】: 【Location and date】: Generate a 9:16 vertical Oriental poetic negative-space art poster, transforming the 【core emotion】 of the 【classical verse】 into an emotional state that can be seen. Use fine handmade art paper in pure white or a slightly cool tone as the background, preserving real paper fibers, pulp grain, and natural impressions. Keep about 65%–75% effective negative space; the subject should not be large — the 【small subject】 should occupy only about 8%–20% of the frame, letting the emptiness itself express distance, waiting, memory, and incompleteness. Do not directly reproduce the full scene of the verse; instead choose a small, clear object as an emotional anchor, and express the emotional state through color change, disappearance, accumulation, afterimage, or motion path. Add a low-contrast, shallow-relief 【subtle embossing】 related to the theme in the background. The embossing must not be mere decoration but should show traces of what once existed, is changing, or has not yet arrived — such as a rising old water line, repeated and offset butterfly wings, faded flower shadows, wing marks after flight, or wind lines stretching into the distance. From afar it stays clean; up close hidden information is revealed. Use the 【main color system】; colors can be vivid, beautiful, and emotional — do not use only black, white, and gray just because the theme is melancholic. Colors should naturally vary in intensity, fading, transparency, or dissipation according to distance, time, or state. All water lines, threads, wind lines, rain marks, and motion trajectories must be continuous, soft, and natural, avoiding many breaks, fragmented lines, and messy AI textures. A tiny figure may be included, but not necessarily in every image. The figure is used only to establish scale and emotion; it does not cry or make dramatic gestures. It may also be omitted entirely, letting flowers, rain, butterflies, or birds carry the narrative alone. The Chinese main title uses the 【two-character theme】, in a modern Song, Ming, or editorial-feel Chinese serif typeface; design can be enhanced through letter spacing, slight offset, thin lines, or partial extensions, but the characters must remain complete, accurate, and clear. Also add, in small type, the verse, location, date, and a short English title. The overall effect should blend the emotion of classical poetry, paper-material experimentation, bas-relief art, and modern editorial design: simple and airy at first glance, the subject seen at second glance, and only up close the traces of what was "left unsaid" revealed.