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Vivian C and Lizbeth L examine Aracelis Girmay's poem Consider the Hands that Write this Letter; Liz and Vivian explore the mind-body connection in writing and how the physical, mental, and spiritual aspects can be intertwined.

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hi my name is Lopez and my name is Ruben Caballero when writing a poem are you able to remember what position is it right hand gripping a pencil while you write freely is there left hand holding a paper down making sure it isn't going anywhere the way everybody is position while writing a poem connect to our body holds pasture-based experience referring back how how a right hand grips a pencil what other moments you remember that your hands is an assistant position using that exact same memory deer caught your left hand lane by perhaps it's moving freely or even spiritually one time is open while the others close opposite actions are always occurring with a conscious mind being notified consider the hands that write this letter written by Arthur has Germany consider the hands that write this letter the left palm pressed against the paper as it has done before over my heart in peace irreverence are some beautiful thing I saw one but one snow falling like rice gone from the Giants wedding or the strangers birth and consider then the right hand and how it is a fist in which a sharpened utensil similar to the way I've held the Spade match to the WIC the horse reins loping the very first I've seen from the roads cuz I'm a n s l e for years I have come to sit this way one hand open one hand closed like a farmer who puts them seeds and gathers up the food that comes from that farming or yes it is like the way I dance with my left hand opens around the shoulder and my right hand close inside of another hand and how I pray I pray for this to be my wing sweet work what are two in the body's position to It's Paper left hand right hand like an open eye and I closed one hand flat against the trapdoor the other hand knocking knocking the phone opened up with repetition towards if I don't consider the hands that write this letter we instantly see how hands carry a significant meaning when it comes to idea of writing poetry and are seen as a basic structure for line our imagination to go wild and to translate moments into creating a unique writing composition aracelis reflects an hour how her own creativity is expressed through body language are some beautiful thing I saw on about 150 bring our own behavior we play close attention to detail and focus filled with moments of imagery the audience is able to place himself and I said his shoes and paint a portrait of how they remember the posture of their body being the desire to express one's experiences come together when ready a letter can be filled with crates living although David Italian and find yourself questioning why the narrator use writing a letter instead of writing a poem with in the description the significance maybe that right your letter is more personal and sentimental one hand open one hand closed like a farmer who puts down please and gathers up the food that comes from that farming the Seas I think this is the wise knowledge that one with holds and wants to seed has properly taking has been properly taken care of and has grown to blossom into a strong and large Plant the experience of flourish experience will be demonstrated iherb body interacts with the actions of expressing the freedom of creativity that our hands retain towards the end of the poem araceli's create an invitation for both of our hands to come to weather and to open our hearts to poetry as we have been analyzing the symbol of a right and left hand ultimately act upon each other to display the inside of the different functions I pray I pray for this the Active Pain consists of both Palms connecting together to express their beliefs Araceli believe are slowing down our actions I'm reflecting on which moments bring us joy and relief it is important to the audience to acknowledge by the use of repetition like an open eye and I closed one hand flat against the tractor or the other hand knocking knocking this ending of the poem using repetition once again the active knocking is invitation of the warm welcome that poetry split Dr personification to depict the picture of poetry wanting to be let in more like the audience may continue on to read different forms of poetry remembering the importance of depicting the central focus of attention thank you thank you have a nice day and read more poems the cool kids

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