An invitation into the work
A poet can use Tap Tap Go to share a small selection of authorised poems, a recorded reading and a concise introduction to the practice. Choose the work with care rather than turning the profile into a complete archive. A spoken piece can reveal rhythm and presence, while a readable text gives the visitor a different way to return to the same poem.
Let the relationship continue
A publication link or storefront can identify a collection clearly, and a professional contact route can support reading or collaboration enquiries. Keep current public appearances easy to find without making them the only reason to visit. The profile becomes a gentle continuation of a conversation: the person can listen, read and decide which part of the work they want to explore further.
Hypothetical scenario
Imagine a poet meeting a listener after a reading. The shared profile includes the performed poem and a collection link, allowing the listener to revisit the language and discover related work later.
Make it practical.
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