Summary
The website content features a poem titled "You Got This" in the form of an American Cinquain, which is part of the Poemorama series at Paper Poetry, and expresses encouragement to persevere in the face of doubt.
Abstract
The web content presents a motivational poem under the title "You Got This," which is crafted in the style of an American Cinquain. This poetic form is being explored by the author as part of their participation in Poemorama, a series hosted by Paper Poetry. The poem is a response to Prompt 2 of the series, for which the author extends gratitude to Carolyn Hastings for providing the initial 10 prompts. The poem itself is a five-line structure that conveys a message of resilience and determination, urging the reader to persist despite laughter and disbelief from others, and to work diligently towards their dreams. Additionally, there is a link to the broader Poemorama series on Medium, which offers a variety of poetry prompts for enthusiasts.
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Don’t stop Keep on going They’ll laugh and say you can’t Put in the work for all your dreams Laugh back
I’m learning new forms of poetry by participating in Poemorama. This is my first American Cinquain in response to Prompt 2. Thanks again to Carolyn Hastings for the first 10 prompts for Poemorama.
Devon PricePsychological research is clear: when people procrastinate, there's usually a good reason
Kris GageBecause most of “the signs” they tell you are garbage
Nour BoustaniThe subtle art of supporting without words
Debra G. Harman, MEd.The accordion wasn’t an easy instrument
Alexander Nguyen1-page. Well-formatted.
