Rui Spranger lê-nos alguns poemas na sua voz inigualável! Rui Spranger trabalha há mais de 30 anos na área cultural, com um percurso marcado pelo teatro, cinema, televisão e literatura. Uma das vozes mais ativas na divulgação da poesia, tem trabalhado em dramaturgia, edição, programação, formação e escrita teatral e poética. Trabalha regularmente com companhias como Pé de Vento e Seiva Trupe (Porto), DyProcess (Paris) e Assemblea Teatro (Turim). Participou em produções cinematográficas e televisivas, nacion ...

Boa tarde, sou Bruno Ciebra, escritor, poeta e vou mostrar para vocês o meu poema preferido. เฮ [Música] [Aplausos] [Música] Caminhei tuas ruas cheio de sonhos tão vazios [Música] e saudade sem ponto final. Afinal, a vida é feita de escolhas.[Música] Vem mal, noutros tempos, noutras ruas, pensamentos fogem e eu nem sei se quero chegar. Ah, e a vida continua [Música] por bem ou por mal. Cada lágrima é uma prece nos silêncios dessa estrada, do carro a solidão.[Música] Tuvas lentes não me vem mais no espelho d ...

Career and Identity - The speaker's life involves balancing poetry and dentistry, two seemingly disparate passions [2] - The speaker initially hid her identity as a dentist from the poetry community and vice versa, fearing a lack of seriousness in either field [9] - The speaker eventually embraced both identities after realizing that people accepted her for who she was [10] - The speaker highlights the importance of empathy gained from poetry in improving her skills as a doctor, and the persistence learned from dentistry in enhancing her poetry journey [5] Personal Growth and Societal Expectations - The speaker emphasizes the importance of making life decisions based on personal desires rather than societal pressures [11] - The speaker initially faced internal conflict and confusion due to external opinions about choosing between poetry and dentistry [8] - The speaker advocates for pursuing multiple passions and not being limited to a single path, despite societal expectations [10][11] Overcoming Challenges - The speaker faced difficulties in balancing her job as a dentist with her passion for poetry, eventually leading her to leave her job [4] - The speaker encountered skepticism and confusion from others regarding her career as a "freelancing dentist" [4] - The speaker experienced a period of self-doubt and considered giving up one of her passions due to external pressures [8]

RT apewood (@apewoodx)feel free to call me names in replies but i think it's writing poetryto me it's the most human thing we can practice. take an experience or feeling or thing, and imbue meaning into it via word. brevity matters, each word selection mattersbuilds off of our differences in how we see the world, which is more important than ever, helps teach effective storytelling and communication, forces your brain to break something down to first principles, and most often times, the simplicity of that ...

[Applause] So much can happen in a day. 24 hours packed with possibility. 1,440 minutes wondering what if.86,400 seconds willing, waiting, wandering. 525,600 minutes of It'll get better because it can, it will, it must. How many minutes.No, moments in a revolution. See, I've run out of decimal places calculating the fraction of time it takes to quotient justice. When the odds are stacked against us, what happens when the numbers dwindle.When clocks tire. When air holds its breath. What does silence sound li ...

Overview - The talk explores the connections between mathematics and literature [1] - Sarah Hart, a mathematician and author, delivered the talk [1] Speaker's Background - Sarah Hart is Professor Emerita of Mathematics at Birkbeck College (University of London) [1] - She served as Professor of Geometry at Gresham College, London [1] - Hart's work focuses on the cultural, historical, and creative impact of mathematics [1] Book Information - Hart's book, "Once Upon a Prime: The Wondrous Connections Between Mathematics and Literature," was published in 2023 [1] - The book received recognition as a New York Times Book Review Editor's Choice [1] - It won the Mathematical Association of America's Euler Book Prize in 2024 [1]