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Poesía que conecta diversos mundos
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Creo que la poesía es una de las pocas maneras que la gente de cualquier país puede venir junta; amontonado debajo de las mantas de nuestras palabras. ¿Cómo es la poesía quizás una fuente que conecta entre dos diversos mundos? ¿O quizá, cómo es diferente a partir de un lugar al siguiente?
Automatically translated into Spanish thanks to WorldLingo
Creo que la poesía es una de las pocas maneras que la gente de cualquier país puede venir junta; amontonado debajo de las mantas de nuestras palabras. ¿Cómo es la poesía quizás una fuente que conecta entre dos diversos mundos? ¿O quizá, cómo es diferente a partir de un lugar al siguiente?
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J.D.KleinMay 13, 2009 | 10:49 PM
I think it's probably both. In one sense, poetry creates powerful insight into our common ground, I think, across the planet. You'll be amazed by how much you recognize in Falastine and Bilal's words and experiences, for example. But yes, the contrasts are there as well; we live such different realities in different countries and cultures. But perhaps that's what makes the recognition of our common humanity so powerful when we feel it.
MondePacem8May 21, 2009 | 1:19 AM
I think poetry acts as a bridge between two worlds in many ways because though we have different cultures than other people we are unified by what we can express with language. We share certain emotions and thoughts through poetry that connect in some way to how we might be feeling or thinking. While I have to say there are some differences from place to place, I think the messages that poetry sends out to people is still portrayed in the same way.
Francisco PereiraMay 22, 2009 | 11:25 AM
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geolicaMay 23, 2009 | 2:44 PM
I think that poetry helps us connect because it sometimes describes situations that everyone has to go through or decisions we all have to make. But it may also be very much a part of a certain culture and that helps us get an insight into the poet's culture and how they feel about it
