Östliches poetisches fließendes Licht-Poster-Prompt

Generate a 9:16 Oriental poetic flowing-light negative-space poster. Based on the [original poem line], distill a two-character theme [theme] and core emotion [emotion]. Do not directly replicate a complete classical scene. Instead, use a small subject [subject] and a clear light movement [fragmented / connected / scattered / gathered / flowing / hidden / translucent] to complete the visual translation. Use a pure white premium handmade art paper background, with approximately 65%–75% large negative space, and the subject occupying only about 8%–20%. Add meaningful white bas-relief [rain marks / water ripples / mountain ridges / wind lines / old paths / flower shadows], simple from afar, only discoverable up close. Locally incorporate pearl white, ice blue, pale purple, teal green, champagne gold, amber gold and other flowing-light colors, allowing light to arise naturally from water, porcelain, jade, paper, or spatial paths, forming a subtle shimmering radiance. Keep color areas restrained - no neon or full-screen gradients. A figure may appear extremely small or be omitted entirely, leaving only a teacup, bamboo staff, empty chair, letter paper, or lit window to suggest "human presence." The main title uses a two-character Chinese theme, paired with a concise poem line, location, date, and an English subtitle. Overall presentation: Eastern poetry × large negative space × bas-relief × small subject × material luminescence × flowing light × Editorial Design. The key is not to make the image simply glow, but to make "light become the verb within the poem."