Diana Khoi Nguyen reads "Hysteria"

The transcript explores the poem 'Hysteria' by Kim Edom, focusing on themes of rage, personal feelings, and instinctual behavior. The speaker relates to the poem's unflinching portrayal of rage, connecting it to personal experiences. The narrative delves into the complexity of emotions, the desire to escape, and confrontations with strangers, blending reality with fantasy.

What initially drew the speaker to the poem 'Hysteria' by Kim Edom?

• The poem's expression of rage

• The poem's depiction of calmness

• The poem's humorous tone

• The poem's exploration of love

How does the speaker describe their reaction to the emotions in the poem?

• They feel a strong connection and excitement

• They feel indifferent and detached

• They feel confused and lost

• They feel calm and relaxed

What does the speaker struggle with while experiencing intense emotions?

• Maintaining composure

• Finding humor

• Understanding love

• Feeling indifferent

What does the speaker contemplate about human relationships?

• Their simplicity and ease

• Their humor and lightness

• Their complexity and challenges

• Their predictability and routine

What does the speaker long for at the end of the poem?

• A busy city life

• A new relationship

• A career change

• A place of peace and freedom