Skip to content Chat history You said: ​For this genre, I took the first page of The Great Gatsby and composed a poem by singling out specific words on a page from the novel that seemed significant to the overall theme of the novel. Although motiva

I understand you want a blackout poem centered on themes of girlhood, using specific words or phrases from **The Great Gatsby** without directly quoting large sections of the text. Here’s a blackout poem inspired by the themes of femininity and girlhood, crafted in a style reminiscent of Billie Eilish, and based on the emotional tones and motifs present in the middle sections of the novel. ### 🌑 "Girlhood" — A Blackout Poem Inspired by The Great Gatsby (From Chapter 3) **(Page number reference just for context; specific lines are not directly quoted.)** Younger days Filled with dreams, A soft laughter, shadows— Quiet confessions linger, Painting rooms with secrets. Roses bloom in silence, Walls that hold my reflections, Echoes of voices Fading into the night. Hope glimmers, Daring me to speak, To find my name in whispers And take flight. --- The content aims to distill themes of innocence, longing, and the complexity of girlhood as expressed indirectly through the narrative of **The Great Gatsby**. The poem encapsulates the internal experiences and struggles of a young woman navigating her identity amidst societal expectations. If you want more specific lines or would like variations in tone, just let me know!