Writing Poems for Strangers | Laurel Radzieski | TEDxScranton

Laurel Radzieski is a poet and a grant writer. She is the author of Red Mother (NYQ Books, 2018). Laurel’s poems have appeared in Atlas and Alice, Rust + Moth, Glintmoon, SPLASH! and elsewhere, including on roadsides and a street sign in Wisconsin. Her creative practice alternates between research-driven poetry and poems that are written in public settings for strangers. She is the grant writer for Lackawanna College and a teaching artist for Arts in Education in Northeastern Pennsylvania (AIE/nepa). Laurel Radzieski is a poet and a grant writer. She is the author of Red Mother (NYQ Books, 2018). Laurel’s poems have appeared in Atlas and Alice, Rust + Moth, Glintmoon, SPLASH! and elsewhere, including on roadsides and a street sign in Wisconsin. Her creative practice alternates between research-driven poetry and poems that are written in public settings for strangers. She is the grant writer for Lackawanna College and a teaching artist for Arts in Education in Northeastern Pennsylvania (AIE/nepa). This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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surprised by the lack of comments on this post! beautiful stuff simply

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Just as fantastic hearing it a second time!

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I write poem and I love it so much