In every vital moment, poetry is alive and well

The transcript explores the enduring relevance of poetry in a fast-paced world. It argues that poetry, though considered outdated by some, remains deeply embedded in our daily lives and significant events. The speaker reflects on personal experiences, illustrating how poetry connects us to our past and shapes our identity and aspirations. Despite claims of poetry's demise, it continues to influence and enrich our lives.

What do the critics say about poetry in relation to our modern world?

What metaphor is used to describe the remnants of poems in our lives?

What significance does the speaker attribute to the act of remembering through poetry?

How do poems impact our significant life moments according to the text?

In what ways do poems help us transition from our past to our future?