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1 Writing Warm-Up #21

2 Get yourself into a comfortable yet receptive state of mind
Get yourself into a comfortable yet receptive state of mind. You will be closing your eyes and listening to a musical selection. PLEASE DO NOT FALL ASLEEP, and be prepared to WRITE!

3 Are you ready??

4 CLOSE YOUR EYES AND LISTEN…

5 Respond to the music in writing
Respond to the music in writing. You can write about the emotional responses the music evokes in you, or you can write a poem or short story that addresses or captures the mood(s) that the music creates.

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