Engee

Lover of poetry and creativity. “Indecipherable genius” 🗣️🇮🇹🇬🇧

[Engee @engeetw]

@piucheperfetto Abbiamo fatto la guerra 😂

[Engee @engeetw]

Ora che i rt e i tweet sono separati, non ci resta che tornare alla tradizione:

[Engee @engeetw]

@xsorrengailss Paradossalmente questa app funzionava meglio quando dovevi copiare e incollare i tweet altrui per fare rt.

[eggy meggy ⁷⁺⁸ @m8teez]

A baddie in front of u and ur zooming in on her toe hair im afraid you are not real women lovers .

[3kek @3kek6]

@engeetw This is my struggle, today and tomorrow. Those we considered ignorant boys, in the 80s, - and I was one of them - used to read things like this.
Today they'd be considered intellectuals.

[DepressedBergman @DannyDrinksWine]

Vittorio De Sica on why he decided to film 'The Garden of Finzi-Continis' (1970):

"We were all guilty. That period was the blackest page in the history of mankind. Yet, today in Italy there are many fascists— young people who do not believe what it was like then. And, unfortunately, there are many old people who have forgotten. That is why I felt I must make ‘The Garden of the Finzi‐Continis’ (1970)—as an act of atonement and as a warning."

('The Victory Of Vittorio De Sica', Guy Flatley, The NY Times, 1972)

[Engee @engeetw]

@inmyplaaaace È una delle mie serie preferite di sempre, a livello qualitativo tra le migliori che ho visto. Spero ti sia piaciuta finora e che il finale ti soddisfi!

[Engee @engeetw]

@inmyplaaaace Ah, quanto vorrei poter rivedere Dark come la prima volta ❤️‍🩹

[Engee @engeetw]

What I needed just now. I must make space for writing in my life again, asap.

[Joseph Fasano @Joseph_Fasano_]

"If you hear a voice within you saying, 'You are not a painter,' then by all means paint...and that voice will be silenced."

—Vincent van Gogh

[M @girlpov]

i have a poem that changed my life.

[Poem Today @poemtoday]

Enough Music by Dorianne Laux

[Tom Snarsky @TomSnarsky]

Lâle Müldür, translator unknown

[Sann @san_x_m]

Her name is Chhaya Sharma.

In December 2012, a young woman was gang raped on a moving bus in Delhi and left to die. The whole country knew her story. Almost nobody knows the name of the woman who hunted down the men who did it.

She was a police officer, then Deputy Commissioner of Police in south Delhi.

When the case landed, the pressure was unlike anything the force had seen. Crowds filled the streets. Cameras waited outside her office. Every hour without an arrest was another headline calling the police useless.

She did not let any of it touch her team. She stood between them and the noise, and told them to do the work properly.

For six days her team chased the accused across five states. She kept her people focused on one thing, evidence.

Every detail documented, every forensic sample handled correctly, nothing rushed, nothing sloppy, because a case this big could collapse on a single mistake.

All of the accused were caught within days.

Then came the part that mattered even more. Her team filed the chargesheet in just eighteen days. It was built so carefully that it survived every level of the courts, all the way up to the Supreme Court, and ended in conviction with the maximum punishment.

The rest of her career has been quieter and just as hard. She has spent years going after human traffickers, and has led operations that pulled children out of the hands of people who were selling them.

In 2019, an international award for courage was given to her in America, an honour once given to Malala Yousafzai.

The nation cried for the victim, and rightly so. But justice did not arrive on its own. A woman in uniform went out and dragged it back, and then went quietly on to the next case.

[Engee @engeetw]

@KookieN00na Tra l'altro non credo proprio che Massari assuma personale alla prima esperienza.

[Engee @engeetw]

E chiaramente anche tutti i poeti degli anni 2000. Però, come si dice, that's beside the point.

[Engee @engeetw]

Ahimè quasi tutti i poeti del '900 che ho letto. La letteratura contemporanea ha trovato pochissimo spazio nella mia esperienza scolastica.

[lorenzo94palmer @lorenzo94palmer]

Quale poeta o poetessa, non studiato/a a scuola. avete poi conosciuto/a e apprezzato/a per conto vostro?

Inizio io...

[matthew leger @lightumbreIla]

Poetry is not about language but about what happens when language gets impossible.

— Alice Oswald

[Engee @engeetw]

Parents are the ones putting children in front of screens from a very young age.

[Sara @teachermother1]

It's time to accept the fact that trying to raise children who read recreationally is about to be like trying to raise opera fans.

[Engee @engeetw]

“su una collina lungo la strada / ceppi d'albero / o lapidi”

Che differenza c'è? Una poesia di Nelson Ball.