(Activity) Open Expression (Exercise) Create freely in response to the week. Any form. Any length. Any Topic. You Choose. Follow Momentum. Here’s My Offering (Example): Ever notice how some people say sorry so quick, they don’t have to sit in what they did long enough to feel it or fix it. They rush past it, like accountability got a time limit, like discomfort is something to avoid, and forgetting is the part of the teaching. And I used to accept that used to meet “sorry” halfway, like it meant something on its own. Now, I just watch because change don’t speak fast, it just shows up different. And if it doesn’t, then the apology was never for me anyway. ©️Southern Seoul ~ Angel Kim #SouthernSeoulSpeaks #tresduravia

Theme: Dreams Not every dream is random. Some feel like warnings. Some feel like answers. Some feel like something or someone trying to reach you while you’re quiet enough to listen. Dreams can blur the line between memory, imagination, and something deeper. Today we explore what shows up when the world goes silent and the spirit starts speaking. ⸻ Prompt 1 – Was It Really A Dream? Write a poem about a dream that felt too real to ignore. Something that stayed with you after you woke up. Was it a warning, a message, or something you still can’t explain? ⸻ Prompt 2 – I Met Something There Write a poem about an encounter in a dream. This could be a person, a presence, a version of yourself, or something unexplainable. What did it leave you with? ⸻ Prompt 3 – Dreams Speak in Symbols Write a poem using dream-like imagery and symbolism instead of direct explanation. Let the meaning reveal itself through metaphor, not clarity.

This work was inspired by the song, "Ice On The Road" by Pynk Beard