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Jupiter Grant is participating in the "Know Thyself, Heal Thyself" 30 Day Poetry Challenge, focusing on personal growth and the rebirth of innocence through poetry, and invites others to join the challenge.

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The web content describes Jupiter Grant's involvement in the "Know Thyself, Heal Thyself" 30 Day Poetry Challenge, specifically highlighting a poem titled "Once More, a Birthing," which corresponds to the Day 17 prompt about allowing innocence to be reborn. The poem reflects on the poet's transformation, the struggle with cynicism, and the desire to regain a sense of childlike wonder and innocence. Grant expresses gratitude to Diana C. and Tree Langdon for inspiring participation in the challenge and tags a number of individuals as a gesture of community and shared interest in poetry. The article also provides a link for others to participate in the challenge and concludes with a brief introduction to Jupiter Grant's work as an author, blogger, narrator, and audiobook producer, including a link to support Grant by buying a coffee.

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  • The poet acknowledges the presence of a cynical side that can lead to indifference but recognizes the benefits of self-care in rekindling innocence.
  • There is a yearning to embrace life with the same awe and wonder as a child, suggesting a value placed on maintaining an open and curious mindset.
  • The act of tagging numerous individuals indicates a sense of community and shared journey within the poetry challenge, as well as a desire to connect and inspire others.
  • The inclusion of a link to the poetry challenge prompts suggests an open invitation to readers to engage with the process of self-discovery and healing through poetry.
  • The self-introduction of Jupiter Grant as a multi-faceted creator implies a pride in creative endeavors and a willingness to share personal work with a broader audience.
  • The option provided to be untagged respects individual preferences and acknowledges the importance of consent in online interactions.

POETRY / 30 DAY POETRY CHALLENGE

Once More, a Birthing

Prompt Day 17: Allowing innocence to be reborn

Image by Bich Nguyen Vo from Pixabay

Taking on so many forms over time, I’m born and reborn in the space of a day. Sometimes when I change the decision is mine. In most of the cases, I don’t have a say.

Sadly my cynical side’s always there, a regrettable blot that can lead me to indolence. I know there’ll be benefits to my self-care if I can just try to rekindle my innocence.

Childlike in wonder and innocent awe, I would grow like a blossom in fullness of Spring. I always would marvel each time I transform at the journeys I take, and the lessons they bring.

Throughout the month of June, I‘m taking the Know Thyself, Heal Thyself 30 Day Poetry Challenge, with thanks to Diana C. Thanks also to Tree Langdon for inspiring me to take part.

Tagging David Rudder William J Spirdione Lindsay Soberano-Wilson Aaron Quist Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她) Galit Birk, PhD Hilda Carroll Denise G Jack Lincoln Laurie Perez Desiree Driesenaar Patrick M. Ohana Edward Riley Carolyn Riker Christina M. Ward Sherry McGuinn Eva Rotolo Sarah L. Harvey Dr. Preeti Singh Haikuster Gaby Rogut James G Brennan Anthony O’Dugan Jeff Ehren Dan J Jac Harmony Spyder Terry Trueman Michael Burg, MD (AKA Medium Michael Burg) Simran Kankas Ann Marie Steele PoetChris Kira Dawn Dr. Fatima Imam Jennifer McDougall Caroline de Braganza Dr Mehmet Yildiz Denise Larkin Kent Clark Will Hull Kiki Wellington Pretheesh Presannan and anyone else who might be interested in taking the challenge (or flagging it for the future)*.

If you would like to try the challenge yourself, visit the link below for each of the prompts.

*If you would like to be untagged, please let me know in the comments section.

Jupiter Grant is a self-published author, blogger, narrator, and audiobook producer. Buy me a coffee here: https://ko-fi.com/jupitergrant

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