Sarah Kay reads "Titanic"

The transcript explores a poetic reflection on the Titanic's sinking, using it as a metaphor for personal emotional struggles. Through an imaginary dialogue with the Titanic, the speaker seeks advice on dealing with heartbreak and learns to embrace emotional wreckage. The narrative emphasizes resilience, the power of writing, and the capacity for love, drawing parallels between the Titanic's story and human experiences.

What does the speaker reflect on during the 100th anniversary of the Titanic sinking?

How does the speaker describe their feelings when they think about their love leaving?

What metaphor does the speaker use to describe their heart?

In what ways does the speaker plan to express their feelings through writing?

How does the speaker envision their writing in relation to their emotional experiences?

What advice does the Titanic give to the speaker about love and emotions?

What does the Titanic mean when she says, 'You're not a boat'?