From the 1/23/13 issue of Metro Boston:
After the Sandy Hook shootings, Cambridge Resident Jen Bonardi was inspired by a national campaign that called for "26 acts of kindness," but she couldn't figure out how to go about doing it.
She handed out $26 worth of Dunkin' Donuts gift cards to strangers, but when that didn't hit the spot, she came up with the idea for "26 Acts of Poetry."
Last week Bonardi threw 26 folded poems on trains throughout the MBTA.
"I hope I didn't freak anybody out" she said.
The poems are written by 26 different poets, including Boston slam poet Erich Haygun, and each was dedicated to a Sandy Hook child or teacher who died.
Bonardi's blog asks those who find poems to reach out and share their feelings. So far, she has heard from two T riders, but she hopes more messages will come.
"Sometimes you don't believe you've touched someone until you've heard from them," she said."
