Summary
The website content reflects on the timeless nature of poetry and the act of writing by hand, contrasting it with the transient digital recordings of modern technology.
Abstract
The author of the website expresses a personal preference for writing poetry in longhand, cherishing the tactile experience of pen on paper. This practice is juxtaposed with the fleeting existence of digital data, which is susceptible to becoming obsolete and lost. The author emphasizes the legacy of a poet, urging them to inscribe their words with love and permanence on parchment, suggesting that such physical writings endure beyond the ephemeral nature of digital media. The site also includes a call to action for readers to join Medium through the author's referral link, which supports writers financially, and a link to a collection of the author's poetry published on Medium.
Opinions
- The author values the sensory and reflective process of writing poetry by hand.
- There is a perceived impermanence and soullessness to digital recordings.
- The author believes in the enduring quality of handwritten words, particularly on parchment with ink.
- Writing in love letters is suggested as a metaphor for the lasting impact of poetry.
- The author encourages support for writers and their work through a membership platform.
