Poetry can be an outlet for pain and a way to make a message stay with an audience. Kim B. Miller explains the distinction between writing a poem and performing it, shares her own beginnings on stage, and encourages creators to take their ambitions seriously.
What You'll Learn
- How performance adds another dimension to a written poem.
- What distinguishes traditional haiku from the senryu form Kim describes.
- Why practice and study matter even when others dismiss your chosen path.
Key Topics
Spoken-word poetry; creative expression; senryu; performance; finding your voice
Guest Bio
Kim B. Miller is a poetic performing artist who mentors students and encourages accessible participation in poetry.
Chapters & Timestamps
00:00 Welcome to Big Meow
01:15 What a poetic performing artist does
05:25 Haiku and senryu
09:20 Beginning to perform in New York
11:50 Finding and practicing your own lane
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