First, we had the privilege of viewing Harrison's incredible photos.
Then we had these really amazing guest speakers and spoken word performers. They gave us a great writing prompt to create "Let me be" poems, and many of us read our writing too.
Finally, we had an unbelievably silly writing activity called "Snowball." It sure did inspire us to write:
Snowball!!!
CHAOS!
And then we read the stories we'd written collectively...the ridiculous stories that resulted from these snowballs. Nobody could keep a straight face.
What a fun, inspiring, and productive day!
Here's a quick first draft of Sarah's version of the Let Me Be poem:
Let me be writing
always
without fear...
Let me be without conscious or scrutiny
Let me just be writing.
Le me write sometimes with no purpose in mind
and other times with omnipresence;
sometimes for my audience,
other times as my audience,
without judgment or hierarchy.
Let me be a microscope,
binoculars,
a magnifying glass.
Let me see the other side of my words.
Let me be wisdom. Let me go back.
Let me be courage.
Let me be memory.
Let me be writing.
Here's a quick first draft of Sarah's version of the Let Me Be poem:
Let me be writing
always
without fear...
Let me be without conscious or scrutiny
Let me just be writing.
Le me write sometimes with no purpose in mind
and other times with omnipresence;
sometimes for my audience,
other times as my audience,
without judgment or hierarchy.
Let me be a microscope,
binoculars,
a magnifying glass.
Let me see the other side of my words.
Let me be wisdom. Let me go back.
Let me be courage.
Let me be memory.
Let me be writing.
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