avatarLucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她)

Summary

The website content presents a creative writing challenge themed around the day "Wednesday," accompanied by a poem, submission instructions, and related articles.

Abstract

The webpage features a four-line poem prompt that starts with "On this fateful Wednesday morning," inviting readers to participate in a writing exercise to overcome writer's block. It encourages submissions to "The Brain is a Noodle" publication or tagging the author if published elsewhere. The page also introduces Lucy Dan, the author, who teases an easter egg within the content and announces the publication of her book. Additionally, the page includes links to other articles, such as a review of Netflix's "Enola Holmes" movie and an opinion piece on the benefits of handwriting over typing by Nia Simone McLeod.

Opinions

  • The author, Lucy Dan, expresses enthusiasm for creative writing and community engagement by inviting readers to join the writing challenge.
  • The poem suggests an unexpected turn of events on a Wednesday, possibly reflecting the author's playful take on routine and surprise.
  • The inclusion of a stock image with a humorous caption indicates the author's appreciation for irony or a tongue-in-cheek approach to content creation.
  • The positive review of "Enola Holmes" with a high rating reflects the author's endorsement of the movie's character and plot.
  • Nia Simone McLeod's article on handwriting suggests a nostalgic or practical preference for traditional writing methods over digital ones.

Wednesday

a poem

Image by Andre Beukes from Pixabay // this is such a terrible stock image i love it

On this fateful Wednesday morning Dinner was served instead of breakfast I thought I sensed a storm coming, and Never have I been more wrong.

Inviting Tatum Hamernik | Tree Langdon | Kathy Jacobs | Sh*t Happens - Lost Girl Travel | Maryjo Bautista | Bhavna Narula | Imad | Fathiyah Zb| Zihan | 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!

Poetry Prompt: Write a poem that begins with “on this fateful morning”, and has a total of four lines.

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 you will receive a bonus point for finding the easter egg in in this piece! ❤ PS, I PUBLISHED A BOOK 📚

Hop down the rabbit hole? 🐰🕳

^ by Nia Simone McLeod

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