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Poem Prompt: Who You Are

image: https://pixabay.com/photos/woman-model-smile-happy-forest-6823558/


How it works:

Use the following quote in your poem anywhere:

Add more of you to who you are

and you'll be able to travel far

It could be at the beginning, in the middle, at the end -- anywhere that suits you. You could even repeat it as often as you like, it is entirely yours to play with.

Notes:

Yes, this is improv so let it flow and yes it is poetry because improv is more than acting and because this site is intended to be a full tilt creativity generator. 

Generate!



-- doug smith


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