Leila Chatti reads "Snow Drops"

The speaker introduces the poem 'Snowdrops' by Louise Glück, explaining its significance during a period of illness and recovery. The poem served as a source of hope and healing. The speaker then recites the poem, highlighting themes of despair, survival, and renewal.

What personal experience led the speaker to choose the poem 'Snowdrops'?

How did the poem 'Snowdrops' impact the speaker during their recovery?

What emotions does the speaker associate with the winter and spring in the poem?

In what ways does the speaker reflect on their past experiences of despair?

What does the speaker mean by 'crying yes risk joy in the raw wind of the new world'?