Fearless Idea #5720: Write a Love Letter to a Taste
- Bryan Wilson
- May 8, 2020
- 1 min read
Today's fearless idea comes from Fearless Ideas tutor, writing mentor and Open Mic Club leader, Angelica Lai (@punsonaplate). Angelica is also an amazing writer over at Parent Map and a food writer herself! Today, she invites us to a wordy feast to write a "Love Letter to a Taste", like salty, sweet, umami, bitter, or spicy. Here's how to start: pick one of the elements of taste. Start with a salutation, like "Dear, Sweet...". Then, use second person point of view ("you...") to tell the taste how you were first introduced to them, what your memories are and how you think about them now.
Write your letter to a taste and share it with us by emailing your letters to bryan@fearlessideas.org or by tagging @fearlessideas with #fearlessideasanywhere on social media.
Bon appetit, authors!
Dark chocolate is a rich, powerful, and bittersweet treat. Like a silently uttered secret, you dissolve on my tongue. You bring elegance to simplicity and comfort to chaos. Writing about yourself is similar to putting emotions on paper, with the core of the feeling leaking out of the letters.
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