D.Buzz Community Highlight: @htwegyi

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@htwegyi

Hello, friends!

If you want to say a lot with a few words, you must choose the right ones. The ones that will have the most impact and effectively communicate your message. In some way, this is like poetry.

Poetry has existed since ancient times, with the first known examples coming from Sumerian cultures. Over the millennia, poets have mastered the art of expression with words, using them to explore emotions, observations, and thoughts. Today, poetry is still widely appreciated and loved by many.

Many people may be poets without even realizing it. A poet is someone who can express themselves through written or spoken words. They can capture the emotions and feelings that they are experiencing, and share them with others. A poet does not have to rhyme their words, but they can do so if they wish. There are many different types of poets, each with a unique style.

Today, our community highlight is someone who, while they may not say they are a poet, expresses themselves like a poet with their words. Come along and let us discover this writer.

_Poets...

We like to believe that D.Buzz is more than just a Dapp - it's a community. It is a community of people passionate about crypto, censorship-resistant content, engagement, and spreading their message.

We see you, and we love you all.

To give back and express our thanks, we highlight someone every Thursday from our community on a post across social media platforms. They are listed as a 50% beneficiary of this post as a way to say thanks!

Today, we would like to celebrate @htwegyi!

Today, our community highlight writes short words to accompany their photos. Here is one example.

Original text : မိုးကိုမျှော်၍ ပျော်သည်။

Translated from Myanmar (Burmese) :
"He looked forward to the rain and was happy." - Source

When you read (after translating if needed) the posts from @htwegyi, they seem to have a lot of meaning and thought behind the words. Perhaps this is just the Google translator, but we feel that the words are powerful. Take, for example, this post.

Original Words : တကောင်ထဲ အဖော်ကွဲ ငှက်ငယ်။
Myanmar (Burmese) : A single companion A small bird.

Source

To us, that post has sadness in the simple use of words. Whether or not the author intended it to read like a poem, it does for us, and we think that is so cool.

Besides posting regularly on DBuzz and Hive, they are also quite responsive in the Myanmar community on Hive and, from what we read, seem quite a nice person to know. :)

Dear reader, check out @htwegyi’s profile and give them a follow. You may need to use Google translator to read the posts, but we feel it's worth the effort.

@htwegyi, thank you for your thoughts and posts. We love them and hope you keep sharing your insights with us. :)

Thank you all, and see you soon!

--- The D.Buzz

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