L’amore non conosce il ritardo | Guido Catalano | TEDxTorino

Six poems, all about love—some angry, some overjoyed, some hopeful, some resigned—but all told by a person who loves and has loved deeply. He says that any of us can feel behind in life, whether at work, in love, or in everything else. But it's important to remember that each of us has our own pace and rhythm. Love, the beautiful kind, the true kind, has no expiration date. In his talk, Guido Catalano tells the story of a love, from the meeting to the clash, to the end, which the poet always narrates with his PFRs (end-of-relationship poems). Guido Catalano was born in Turin in 1971. He has published eight books of poetry, three novels, and a collection of fairy tales, all published by Rizzoli. For many years, he has performed in spectacular poetry readings, alone or accompanied by musicians. He is also the author of a podcast entitled "Amare male" (To Love Male), produced by Chora Media. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx