Karina Vidler has penned a great poem about “zooming”!
Zoom meeting, by Terry Freedman
Just the other day I was thinking about idiomatic changes brought about by Covid. (I’m assuming that “idiomatic” is the right term, but if it isn’t please correct me.) In particular, phrases like “You need to unmute yourself” and “Try turning your video off” have become quite common.
Poet and fellow student on the Great Novellas course Karina Vidler has captured this and other aspects of “zooming” in her recent poem, Unmute yourself Sandra.
Read it here: Unmute yourself Sandra
or download it from this tweet:
We love this wonderful poem by City Lit student @KarinaVidler.
— City Lit (@citylit) December 16, 2020
You can read the poem here: https://t.co/dXwHOY5VqS #poem #poetry #zoom #onlinelearning #unmuteyourself pic.twitter.com/V8RW9GwPxO
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