avatarAnastasia S. Manyonga

Summary

The web content features a poem titled "Now — The Present," which reflects on the concept of the present moment inspired by a poetry prompt.

Abstract

The website presents a creative piece titled "SHORT POEM" under the main title "Now — The Present." The poem is a response to a poetry prompt focused on the present moment. It evokes the imagery of youth and rejuvenation, likening the author's lively thoughts to a fountain of youth. The poem is attributed to Anastasia S. Manyonga and was published in 2021. Additionally, the author expresses gratitude to several individuals for an interesting poetry prompt and acknowledges the inspiration drawn from Lucy Dan 蛋小姐. The content also includes a photograph by Nathan Dumlao and a link to a related work titled "Gift" by Lucy Dan 蛋小姐.

Opinions

  • The author, Anastasia S. Manyonga, views the present moment as a time of rejuvenation and youthful vitality.
  • The poem suggests that engaging with the present can invoke a sense of childlike wonder and liveliness.
  • The author appreciates and tags other creatives, indicating a sense of community and shared inspiration within the poetry writing circle.
  • The inclusion of a photograph by Nathan Dumlao visually complements the theme of the poem, emphasizing the beauty of the present.
  • The author's decision to publish the poem and tag other poets reflects a desire to contribute to and participate in the broader discourse on poetry and creativity.

SHORT POEM

Now — The Present

Poetry prompt: the present moment

Photo by Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash

spreading my thought in my imagination on the fountain of youth, my mind spry, and full of life as a kid I once was, I rejuvenate at this moment that I call present.

inspired by the prompt written by Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她).

for that interesting poetry prompt, I wish to tag: Sahil Patel, Connie Song, Poetic Therapy, Dominick Bernard Francois, Trista Signe Ainsworth, B.R. Shenoy

Thank you for reading!

© Anastasia S. Manyonga, 2021. All Rights Reserved.

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