Using language for listen to the two parts again and take the expressions you hear that I used to praise and encourage somebody listening. Part one. I just want to remind you, all of the deadline for the poetry contest is due twenty fourth. Nora, are you going to enter? I've already written a poem, but I need more time to polish my writing. good. Keep up the good work. nora. Now, what about your pom pit? I can't think of anything to write about. Maybe I should skip . IT this year. Oh, no, pit. Give IT your best shot. What about you? George? I haven't begun mine IT. I plan to do with this weekend, but only if I feel inspired. Okay, everybody, let's talk about how to become inspired to write poetry. George, how will you find inspiration this weekend? Well, I planned to go for a hike in the countryside and sit quietly somewhere by myself. That's a good idea. What do you expect to see? I think i'll notice a lot more. And insect Carrying something, the shapes and colors of the flowers, how the wind sounds or the different smells in the air. As I look around me, all sorts of interesting thoughts and words may come into my mind. That sounds great. Would anyone else like to tell us how they find inspiration? Yes, nra. I usually write best when I am surrounded by familiar things, like in my own house. But now that i've listened to George, I think i'll try out his method sometime too. And you pit. actually, I work best on my homework when i'm listening to my favorite music. I've never tried IT with poetry before, but i'm going . to try IT tonight. What a great idea. Pt, well, we've had some good ideas about how to find inspiration. I'm really looking forward to reading all of your poems.