For this March 21, UNESCO highlights the International Day of Poetry. Created in 1999 in Paris, the goal of this day is to encourage the reading, writing, publishing and teaching of poetry around the world.
World Poetry Day is an opportunity for children to understand poetry in classrooms, in which students discover poets, and learn about different types of poetry.
I remember in elementary school, we had to memorize poems and poems, and understand their meaning, very often metaphorical. This is a particularly interesting exercise, enriching your vocabulary by learning new words, train the brain to retain information and of course, discover works known and less known poets.
Discover a passion for writing, work this art of playing with words, to deliver an emotion, develop creativity, deliver a message.
Misread and underestimated, the poetry is a kind of literature sulked by the adult. Try to change the mentality of the people, share your best poetry to everyone to promote this beautiful art.
Misread and underestimated, the poetry is a kind of literature sulked by the adult. Try to change the mentality of the people, share your best poetry to everyone to promote this beautiful art.
Written by Jordy Forget
