The human moment

A listener may remember the feeling of a poem while forgetting the writer's name before reaching home. In Dhawal Laheri's Tap Tap Go vision, a connected introduction could preserve that thread after a reading. The poet chooses the work and public context they want to share, giving an interested listener a place to return.

The possibility worth exploring

The opportunity is not to turn every performance into a sales funnel. A profile might offer an authorised recording, a published collection or another public appearance. It can help a small creative scene sustain attention between events. The writer remains free to decide how much work belongs online, and the listener can explore at a pace that preserves the intimacy of the original encounter.

Imagine this

Imagine this community scene

Imagine someone speaking with a poet after an open reading. The poet shares a profile linking to one published piece and a forthcoming event. Weeks later, the listener recognises the voice again and invites a friend to hear the next reading.

Make it practical.

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