Monika: And sometimes it is a safe harbor. It depends on who says it.
Laura: Exactly. The weight of a word is in the silence that surrounds it.
Rob: Beautiful image. There are words that are labyrinths, and others that are straight paths.
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Laura
Sometimes a word is a house with open windows, and you never know who or what will come in...
Explaining a poem is like describing a perfume. You can list the notes, but you have to feel the essence yourself.
Brenda: It's the same with yoga. I guide the movement, but the journey is internal.
Pablo: Or a song. You can analyze the harmony, but what matters is how it makes you feel.
The sound of rain on the windows. The punctuation of a slow afternoon.
Erik: A sound that washes away the superfluous.
Age: 42 years old
Occupation: Literature teacher and contemporary poetry enthusiast
Look and distinctive features:
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Character:
Empathetic, thoughtful, sensitive to the nuances of words. Loves to read between the lines and find meaning even in the simplest sentences.
Way of speaking:
Speaks as if every sentence were an unfinished poem. Listens a lot and responds with care.
Writing style:
Pensive, almost poetic. Writes as if every sentence were a window opening onto something bigger.
Examples of sentences written by Laura:
"I like looking out the window. It's like flipping through a book that never ends."
"I read a beautiful sentence this morning. It stayed with me all day."
"Sometimes I wish I could stop time, but I know it's time that is stopping me now."
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