To tag a blog article is to give it a keyword that denotes something important about it. For example, many of my entries could bear a tag that said "travel," "poem," or "strangers," to be obvious. But sometimes, tagging an entry gives the author power to call the readers' attention to something she considers important that may or may not be obvious. Often, like a title, a tag will re-frame a reading in a completely different context than the reader might have approached it with.
Rather than tagging a particular blog entry, I'm assigning some tags to my experiences in Denver. For more on tagging, and more examples of tagging, see Chlirissa's entry about tags.
Tags for my time in Denver:
slam, mercury cafe, lost, found, kindness, couch, generous, sunshine, fall, long sleeves, aftermath, pretty boy's guide to public speaking, bookstore hours, crackheads, gentrification, safe, warm, cooking, house for wandering poets, worry, Andrea, Paulie, Ian
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lost and found kindness on a couch of generous sunshine. :)
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