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๐Ÿ’Œ Poetry in the park

Monday, Jan 9, 2023

Images: Amanda Barrows

A nightstand has begun to pop up in San Francisco's parks with a simple sign on top: "Take a Poem, Leave a Poem." 

The project was started by 30-year-old San Francisco resident Amanda Barrows, who was tasked by her teacher to find a way to share poetry with the greater community.

๐Ÿ“ Anyone can cook write poetry... When she first placed the old nightstand in the park, Amanda wasn't sure she would get any responses. 

  • โ€œI have 70 pieces of writing," she shared, "And itโ€™s only been in parks for a week and a half. Itโ€™s like actual poetry and mostly peopleโ€™s own words โ€” people have written some beautiful stuff.โ€
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