Choose a different prompt than you chose last week. Consider trying a new technique than you did last week as well. Perhaps you include a passage of “things that didn’t happen” or “things I didn’t notice,” in the vein of Wolff’s passage in “Bullet in the Brain.” Perhaps you try to write your memory in the form of a poem or a monologue instead of a story. See what happens, and remember to PLAY!

Following the instructions below, i would like the writer re-write the attached paper of my happiest childhood memory into a poem.

Choose a different prompt than you chose last week. Consider trying a new technique than you did last week as well. Perhaps you include a passage of “things that didn’t happen” or “things I didn’t notice,” in the vein of Wolff’s passage in “Bullet in the Brain.” Perhaps you try to write your memory in the form of a poem or a monologue instead of a story. See what happens, and remember to PLAY!

Write at least two (2) pages (Double spaced, Times New Roman, 12pt. font)

Write about your happiest childhood memory. Why is this memory so happy? What did it mean to you to feel this way? Do not TELL the reader you feel happy. SHOW happiness using concrete, significant images.

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