Summary
The web content presents a reflection on the theme of openness through a tanka poem, acknowledges a poetry challenge, and invites contributions to an open poem project.
Abstract
The website features a personal reflection on the concept of being "open" through a tanka poem that describes the experience as liberating, exciting, terrifying, messy, painful, yet worthwhile. It also highlights the "30 Day Poetry Challenge" initiated by Diana C. and promoted by Jupiter Grant, encouraging fellow poets to engage with daily prompts. Additionally, the content includes an invitation for writers to contribute to the "Be Open" writing initiative, emphasizing that one doesn't need to be a perfect writer or person to inspire others. The "Open Poem" project is also promoted, indicating that it remains open for further contributions from readers.
Opinions
it’s liberating exciting terrifying often quite messy amazingly painful and altogether worth trying
Poetry Challenge Day 30*: Ignorance is not bliss
Thank you Diana C. for the 30 Day Poetry Challenge in Know Thyself, Heal Thyself, and Jupiter Grant for the nudge to participate! If any fellow poets would like to try the challenge, please visit the link below for each of the daily prompts.
Everyone can contribute to this Open Poem!
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Alexander Nguyen1-page. Well-formatted.
