avatarLucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她)

Summary

The web content presents a creative writing prompt about the concept of wireless bras, accompanied by a poem and invitations to various writers to participate in the challenge, with the option to submit responses to "The Brain is a Noodle" publication on Medium.

Abstract

The website features a unique writing prompt that plays on the idea of "wireless bras," humorously suggesting a connection to the soul via Bluetooth. This prompt is part of a larger initiative by Lucy Dan, who also extends an invitation to a diverse group of writers to contribute their interpretations, whether in the form of poetry, short stories, or essays. The challenge is designed to inspire creativity and overcome writer's block. Participants are encouraged to share their work either through "The Brain is a Noodle" or by tagging Lucy Dan if published elsewhere, with the promise of global exposure. Additionally, Lucy Dan announces the publication of her book, "Tiny Poems for the Pandemic," and offers a subscription option for daily writing challenges to be delivered via email.

Opinions

  • Lucy Dan muses humorously on the potential for bras to have Bluetooth capabilities, similar to a Fitbit, to track health metrics such as heartbeat and "boob health."
  • The writing prompt is presented as a playful and imaginative exercise, encouraging writers to explore the theme of "a silly misunderstanding" in their work.
  • The inclusion of a poem and the mention of a published book suggest a celebration of creativity and literary expression.
  • The call to action for writers to join the challenge and the option to receive daily prompts indicate a commitment to fostering a community of writers and continuous engagement with the audience.

#TBINWritingPrompt: a silly misunderstanding

How Can Bras Be Wireless?

a poem

Photo by ONNE Beauty on Unsplash

How can bras be wireless?

Do they connect with the soul by bluetooth?

Inviting Colm Clark| Luke DeLalio | Jee Young Park| A.M. Radulescu | Ashlea Morgan | Carolyn Hastings| Pierre Trudel | Misty Rae| Lubna Yusuf | if you’re up to it and anyone else interested to smash that writer’s block, join in on this tiny challenge and write a response, wherever it takes you! It can be a tiny poem, a shortform piece or an essay — whatever comes into that brain noodle!

#TBINWritingPrompt: a silly misunderstanding

Submit it to The Brain is a Noodle or be sure to tag me in your response if you publish elsewhere, so I can read it and share it with the world!

Be sure to hit the 💌 button if you want these daily challenges delivered directly into your inbox!

Hi I’m Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她) and I’m thinking — if bras could be Bluetooth enabled, can you imagine what it might track? Like a fitbit for the boob, tracking heartbeat, boob health? Hmmmm 🤔 PS, I PUBLISHED A BOOK 📚

Hop down the rabbit hole? 🐰🕳

^ by Ravyne Hawke

Poetry
Poetry Prompt
Wireless Bra
Humor
Self
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