TED Talks Daily If I should have a daughter ... | Sarah Kay
May 14, 2019
In this enlightening discussion, spoken word poet Sarah Kay shares her journey from a young poetry enthusiast to a powerful educator through Project V.O.I.C.E. She captivates listeners with her inspiring performances of 'B' and 'Hiroshima'. Kay explores profound themes like resilience, the wisdom shared between mothers and daughters, and the power of poetry as a tool for self-discovery. Her insights encourage embracing emotions and the transformative impact of storytelling to foster connections and empathy in our lives.
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Embrace Challenges
- Embrace life's challenges as opportunities for growth.
- Find beauty in the world, even amidst heartbreak.
Discovering Spoken Word
- Sarah Kay discovered spoken word poetry as a teenager, finding it to be a powerful form of self-expression.
- She found a supportive community at the Bowery Poetry Club, which nurtured her talent.
Authenticity in Poetry
- Spoken word poetry doesn't have to be indignant; it can encompass a wide range of emotions and styles.
- The more specific and personal poetry becomes, the more authentic it feels.