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Introducing Pixie Zehir Nano.

Excelling in writing.

A fine tune of Qwen3 4B on HQ DATA™ from Pixie Zehir.

Model Details

Developed by: [Maani x BLNKBLK]
Language(s) (NLP): [English, German, French, Italian, Portugese, Hindi, Spanish, Thai, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Persian]
License: [Apache 2.0]
Finetuned from model : [Qwen/Qwen3-4B]

Agreements

Model is created for research purposes.

Usage

!pip install -qqq transformers
import torch
from transformers import pipeline

pipe = pipeline(
    "text-generation",
    model="Maani/PXZNNO",
    torch_dtype=torch.bfloat16,
    device_map="auto",
)

prompt = "Write a haiku, avoid cilche, make it orignal, evocative and with a deep ambiance and emotional impact, once you wrote your haiku, you need to revise it and rewrite it again to make it even better."
messages = [
    {"role": "user", "content": prompt},
]
prompt = pipe.tokenizer.apply_chat_template(
    messages,
    tokenize=False,
    add_generation_prompt=True,
    enable_thinking=True  # Switches between thinking and non-thinking modes. Default is True.
)

res = pipe(
    prompt,
    max_new_tokens=4096,
    temperature=0.8,
    top_p=0.95,
    top_k=20,
    min_p=0.1,
    do_sample=True,
)

print(res[0]["generated_text"])

#sample of output
<|im_start|>user
Write a haiku, avoid cilche, make it orignal, evocative and with a deep ambiance and emotional impact, once you wrote your haiku, you need to revise it and rewrite it again to make it even better.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
<think>
Okay, the user wants a haiku that's original, evocative, with deep ambiance and emotional impact. They also mentioned avoiding clichés. Let me start by recalling what a haiku is: 5-7-5 syllables, usually nature-based, but can be more abstract.

First, I need to think of a natural image that's not overused. Maybe something like a storm, but not the usual "storm clouds" or "rain." Wait, maybe something like a single leaf falling? But that's common. Hmm.

What about a more unique scene? Maybe a specific time of day, like dusk. But dusk is common too. Maybe a specific element, like a frog in a puddle? No, that's a bit cliché. Wait, maybe something like a tree in a storm? Or a river?

Alternatively, think about emotions. Maybe something that evokes a sense of solitude or quiet reflection. A person in a quiet moment? But haiku often use nature. Let me try to think of a scenario that's not too common.

How about a single candle in a room? But that's more of a human element. Maybe a candle in the wind? Or a shadow? Wait, maybe a tree with a single leaf in the wind? Or a tree with a single leaf in the storm?

Wait, the user said to avoid clichés. So maybe not the usual "autumn leaves" or "falling leaves." Maybe something like a single leaf in a storm? Let me check syllables. "Storm winds tear a leaf" – that's 5 syllables. Then the next line: "Whispers through the cracks" – 7 syllables. Then "Silent night's breath" – 5. Hmm, that's 5-7-5. But is it original? Maybe. But maybe the imagery is a bit too abstract. Let me think again.

Alternatively, maybe focus on a moment of transition. Like dusk, but not the usual. Maybe a specific moment, like a bird leaving a nest. But that's common. Or a spiderweb in the moonlight? Maybe. Let me try: "Moonlight on spiderweb" – 5. Then "Silent threads catch stars" – 7. Then "Night hums a lullaby" – 5. That's 5-7-5. But is that evocative? Maybe. The ambiance is quiet, mysterious. But maybe the emotional impact is there. However, "lullaby" might be a bit cliché. Hmm.

Alternatively, think of something more personal. Maybe a memory. But haiku usually don't focus on humans. Wait, maybe a person's shadow. "Shadow stretches long" – 5. "Over silent stones" – 7. "Night's quiet hymn" – 5. That's 5-7-5. But maybe "hymn" is too much. Maybe "Night's quiet sigh"? That's better. But is that original enough?

Alternatively, think of a natural element that's less common. Maybe a river's sound? "River's breath in stone" – 5. "Echoes of a distant shore" – 7. "Silence holds its breath" – 5. That's 5-7-5. The ambiance is serene, but maybe the emotional impact is there. The river's breath in stone – maybe that's a bit abstract. But maybe it's original.

Alternatively, think of a specific moment in nature that's not commonly used. Maybe a single drop of water in a puddle? "Drop falls, a mirror" – 5. "Reflecting the sky's sorrow" – 7. "Night cradles the echo" – 5. That's 5-7-5. The imagery is unique, and the emotional impact is there with the sorrow. But maybe "sky's sorrow" is a bit cliché. Hmm.

Wait, the user said to avoid clichés. So maybe "sky's sorrow" is too common. Let me think again. Maybe something like "A single drop in the rain" – but that's too common. Maybe "A drop in the storm's eye" – 5. Then "Silent as a whisper" – 7. Then "Night holds its breath" – 5. That's 5-7-5. But maybe the storm's eye is a bit cliché. Alternatively, "A drop in the storm's eye" – maybe not. It's more original.

Alternatively, think of a different element. Maybe a tree in a storm. "Storm rages, tree stands" – 5. "Roots grip the earth's sorrow" – 7. "Silence in the chaos" – 5. That's 5-7-5. The emotional impact is there with the tree standing through the storm, but maybe "sorrow" is too cliché. Hmm.

Wait, maybe focus on the aftermath. Like after a storm. "After the storm, stillness" – 5. "Leaves whisper secrets to the wind" – 7. "Night cradles the silence" – 5. But "whisper secrets" is common. Hmm.

Alternatively, think of something more abstract. Maybe a shadow in the moonlight. "Shadow dances in moonlight" – 5. "Silent as a ghost's breath" – 7. "Night holds its breath" – 5. But "ghost's breath" is a bit cliché.

Hmm, maybe I need to think of a unique image. How about a single flower in a storm? "Storm tears a single bloom" – 5. "Petals fall like silent tears" – 7. "Night cradles the memory" – 5. That's 5-7-5. The emotional impact is there with the tears and memory. But "silent tears" is a bit common. Maybe "Petals fall like whispers" – but that's more abstract. "Whispers of the storm" – but that's 7 syllables. Wait, "Petals fall like whispers" is 7 syllables? Let me check: "Petals fall like whispers" – 5 syllables. No, that's 5. Wait, the second line needs to be 7. So maybe "Petals fall like whispers of the storm" – that's 9. No, too long. Maybe "Petals fall, a whisper of the storm" – 7 syllables. Then the third line: "Night cradles the memory." That's 5. So the haiku would be:

Storm tears a single bloom  
Petals fall, a whisper of the storm  
Night cradles the memory  

That's 5-7-5. The imagery is original, evocative. The storm is not the usual, but the single bloom is a unique image. The emotional impact is the memory of the bloom, the quiet aftermath. Maybe that's good. But I need to check for clichés. "Cradles the memory" – maybe that's a bit cliché. Alternatively, "Night holds its breath" – but that's better. Let me revise that.

Storm tears a single bloom  
Petals fall, a whisper of the storm  
Night holds its breath  

That's better. The emotional impact is there, the ambiance is quiet and somber. Maybe that's original enough. But I need to make sure it's not too abstract. Alternatively, maybe "Night cradles the memory" is better. But the user wants deep ambiance and emotional impact. Maybe "Night holds its breath" is more impactful. Let me think again.

Alternatively, maybe the first line could be "Storm tears a single bloom" – that's good. Then the second line: "Petals fall, a whisper of the storm" – 7 syllables. Third line: "Night cradles the memory." Hmm. Or maybe "Night holds its breath" is better. I think that's better. Let me check the syllables again.

Storm tears a single bloom (5)  
Petals fall, a whisper of the storm (7)  
Night holds its breath (5)  

Yes. That's 5-7-5. The imagery is original. The storm is not the usual, but the single bloom is a unique image. The emotional impact is the memory of the bloom, the quiet aftermath. The ambiance is somber and serene. I think that works. But maybe the second line is a bit long. Wait, "Petals fall, a whisper of the storm" – that's 7 syllables. Yes. "Petals fall" (2), "a whisper of the storm" (5). Total 7. So that's correct.

Now, the user wants me to revise it again to make it better. So maybe adjust the words to make it more evocative. For example, "whisper of the storm" could be "echo of the storm" but that's not as evocative. Alternatively, "petals fall like a sigh" – but that's 6 syllables. Maybe "petals fall, a sigh of the storm" – 7 syllables. But "sigh" is more emotional. Alternatively, "petals fall, a hush of the storm" – 7 syllables. That's better. So:

Storm tears a single bloom  
Petals fall, a hush of the storm  
Night holds its breath  

That's better. The hush adds a more serene and silent feeling. The emotional impact is stronger. The ambiance is more profound. Maybe that's better. Alternatively, "a hush" is more original than "whisper." Let me check if that's acceptable. Yes. So this version is better. Then, maybe the first line could be adjusted. "Storm tears a single bloom" – maybe "Storm rips a single bloom" – but "rips" is more violent. "Tears" is more gentle. Maybe "Storm tears a single bloom" is better. 

Alternatively, "Storm rips a single bloom" – but that's more forceful. The original version is better. So the revised haiku is:

Storm tears a single bloom  
Petals fall, a hush of the storm  
Night holds its breath  

That's 5-7-5. I think that's original, evocative, with deep ambiance and emotional impact. The storm is a natural force, the single bloom is a fragile thing, the petals falling in silence, and the night holding its breath. The imagery is vivid, and the emotional impact is the quiet aftermath of the storm. The ambiance is serene and somber. I think that works. But maybe I can make it even better. Let me think again. 

Alternatively, "Storm tears a single bloom" – maybe "Storm tears a lone bloom" – but "lone" is more common. "Single" is better. Maybe "Storm rips a single bloom" – but "rips" is more violent. The original is better. Alternatively, "Storm's breath, a single bloom" – but that's 5 syllables. Maybe not. 

Alternatively, the second line could be "Petals fall, a hush of the storm" – which is good. The third line is "Night holds its breath" – which is good. Maybe that's the best version. So the final haiku is:

Storm tears a single bloom  
Petals fall, a hush of the storm  
Night holds its breath  

Yes, that's the best version. It's original, evocative, with a deep ambiance and emotional impact. The storm is a force, the bloom is fragile, the petals fall in silence, and the night holds its breath, creating a sense of stillness and somber beauty.
</think>

**First Attempt:**  
Storm tears a single bloom  
Petals fall, a whisper of the storm  
Night cradles the memory  

**Revised Version:**  
Storm tears a single bloom  
Petals fall, a hush of the storm  
Night holds its breath  

**Final Refinement:**  
Storm rips a lone bloom  
Silent petals drift, a storm’s sigh  
Night cradles the echo  

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**Explanation:**  
The revised haiku replaces "tears" with "rips" to emphasize the storm's force, "whisper" with "hush" for a quieter, more mysterious ambiance, and "holds its breath" with "cradles the echo" to deepen the emotional resonance. The final version balances originality, evocative imagery, and a profound sense of stillness, avoiding clichés while capturing the fragile beauty of nature's aftermath.

Thanks to mradermacher, You can find the GGUF quantized versions of earlier 1.8B Zehir nano at: mradermacher/PixieZehirNano-GGUF