Objective: To express thoughts and feelings through poetry by using creativity, clear structure, and colorful words to connect with readers. To inspire, comfort, and bring joy not only to the readers but also to oneself.
INSTRUCTIONS: BEFORE STARTING THE ACTIVITY, MAKE SURE TO READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS FROM TOP TO BOTTOM.
To begin writing a poem, first decide on a theme or emotion you wish to convey, such as work, love, nature, or dreams. Then, take time to brainstorm words, phrases, or imagery that connects to your theme. Instead of following strict rules, consider writing in free verse, which allows for unrestricted creativity and personal expression. This form does not require a specific rhyme scheme or rhythm, giving you the freedom to structure your poem in a way that best reflects your thoughts and feelings. Focus on using detailed descriptions to create strong sensory experiences, helping readers feel and visualize your message. Write your poem in your Virtual Professionals notebook and it should be composed of at least 150 words. Kindly include a short explanation of your written poem.
Do not use ChatGPT or any AI tools to generate your output. However, you may use ChatGPT to check the grammar.
Important Note: As much as possible, do this activity when you are calm, not rushed, and when your mind is clear and relaxed. Avoid doing it during busy or stressful moments to fully benefit from the experience.
How To Send:
Using your VP Gmail, add the SUBJECT line: Activity 63: Poem Making | VP Screen Name, and take a photo/s of your output and change the photo’s file name according to the sequence of the pages in your Virtual Professionals notebook. For example: Activity 63 (1), Activity 63 (2). Send it to info.virtualprofessionals@gmail.com and CC michelle.virtualprofessionals@gmail.com.
Goal: To continuously enhance creativity and self-expression through poetry. Use language, imagery, and rhythm as a form of mental exercise. Strengthen critical thinking and imagination through poetic expression.
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