TED: A love poem for lonely prime numbers | Harry Baker

Harry Baker introduces himself and performs three poems: '59', 'Paper People', and 'The Sunshine Kid'. He shares his journey in poetry slams, highlighting his achievements and the impact of poetry on his life. The poems explore themes of love, societal issues, and personal growth, using creative wordplay and storytelling.

What is the main theme of Harry Baker's poem '59'?

• The beauty of even numbers

• The importance of mathematics in poetry

• A love story involving prime numbers

• The struggle of odd numbers

In the poem '59', why does 59 think he can't be with 60?

• Because 60 is too busy

• Because they come from different worlds

• Because 60 is not interested in numbers

• Because 59 is too shy

What does Harry Baker refer to himself as after winning the prime number themed poetry competition?

• Number One Poet

• Poetry King

• Math Poet

• Prime Minister

What is a poetry slam according to Harry Baker?

• A gathering of poets to discuss poetry

• A format to make poetry events exciting

• A place to learn about poetry

• A competition where poets wrestle

In 'Paper People', what societal issue is highlighted?

• The challenges of a paper society

• The problems with paper money

• The impact of technology

• The importance of recycling

What does Harry Baker suggest is the ultimate source of inspiration in 'Paper People'?

• Technology

• Nature

• People

• Books

In 'The Sunshine Kid', what is the main challenge faced by the Sunshine Kid?

• Not having any friends

• Being too ordinary

• Not being able to shine

• Being too bright for others

Who helps the Sunshine Kid overcome his challenges?

• His parents

• The Shadow People

• His teachers

• Little Miss Sunshine

What lesson does the Sunshine Kid learn from Little Miss Sunshine?

• To become a shadow

• To be true to himself

• To hide his brightness

• To ignore others

What is the significance of the title 'The Sunshine Kid'?

• It is a nickname for a famous poet

• It refers to a child who dislikes the sun

• It symbolizes a bright personality overcoming darkness

• It represents a child who loves the sun