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Alberto Aruberuto

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Educator, traveler, and curious.

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Student-Athletes: Students First or Athletes First?

#education #japan #athlete #students #teaching by @albertoaruberuto

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#creativity #创造力 #艺术教育 #創造性 #教育 by @albertoaruberuto

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SONG OF MYSELF — WALT WHITMAN (1855)

“I celebrate myself, and sing myself.”

What if simply being alive were reason enough to celebrate?

The grass beneath our feet.
The air entering our lungs.
The warmth of the sun.
The body. The soul. The extraordinary fact that we are here.

First published in Leaves of Grass in 1855, Walt Whitman’s “Song of Myself” is an exuberant celebration of existence, nature, individuality, freedom, and our profound connection to one another.

Whitman looks at the ordinary and discovers the infinite.

Every atom matters.
Every life belongs to something greater.
And existence itself becomes poetry.

“I exist as I am, that is enough.”

Perhaps sometimes we need no greater reason to celebrate life than this:

We are here.
We are alive.
And that is enough.

#poetry #waltwhitman #poetrylovers #literature #poetrycommunity by @albertoaruberuto

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DARKNESS — LORD BYRON (1816)

Imagine waking up tomorrow and the sun never rises.

No morning.
No warmth.
No light.
Only darkness.

Written in 1816, during the “Year Without a Summer,” following the massive eruption of Mount Tambora, Lord Byron’s Darkness imagines the gradual disappearance of civilization as humanity is consumed by fear, hunger, violence and despair.

The poem begins as a dream.
It becomes a nightmare.
And ends with one terrifying image:

Darkness is no longer around us.
Darkness is everything.

More than two centuries later, Byron’s vision remains disturbingly powerful.

#lordbyron #darkness #poetry #classicliterature #arualbuquerque by @albertoaruberuto

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a month ago

Our Beliefs Shape Out Reality.

#psychology #society #students #belief #shy by @albertoaruberuto

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a month ago

Five Principles for Thoughtful Intercultural Communication

#intercultural #culture #diversity #understanding #adaptation by @albertoaruberuto

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a month ago

God lives in the nature. by @albertoaruberuto

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4 months ago

The road not taken.
Let’s start the week with the beautiful poetry of Robert Frost.

#poetry #japan #china #english #motivation by @albertoaruberuto

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4 months ago

Welcome summer 😫 by @albertoaruberuto

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5 months ago

Summer festivals are coming! by @albertoaruberuto

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5 months ago

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5 months ago

We need more poetry in our lives — words that help us feel, reflect, and give meaning to our existence. So here is a beautiful poem by the Japanese poet Shuntarō Tanikawa, who expresses so profoundly what it means to be alive in this very moment.

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私たちの人生には、もっと詩が必要です。
心を動かし、考えさせ、生きることに意味を与えてくれる言葉が必要です。

そこで今回は、日本の詩人 Shuntarō Tanikawa による、とても美しい詩をご紹介します。
「今、生きている」ということの意味を、驚くほど繊細に表現した作品です。

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我们的生命中需要更多诗歌。
那些能够让我们感受、思考，并赋予人生意义的文字。

所以今天，我想分享一首由日本诗人 Shuntarō Tanikawa 创作的优美诗作。
这首诗深刻而细腻地表达了“活在当下”究竟意味着什么。

#poems #japan #life #arts #arualbuquerque by @albertoaruberuto

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