Poetry and prose from Jean Eureka

Jean Eureka

“Let’s dream big and make reality bigger than our dreams, let’s dream together in a humanity immersed in art, science and culture.”

Floating lightness By JEAN EUREKA

Floating lightness, sign materiality
opposite confrontation, unfolded metaphors,
in pacts of stone.
Mythical experience, inherited revelation
light synthesis, sublimation, imaginary.
Whole in quarters, Cloudy in media,
Asleep in thirds, Initiation and ephemeral body,
Wake up.
Alter ego neon, Eternal essence
Induction of the teacher, In silver gardens
time center, inert return, life, sacrifice, resolution
Tlàloc quartz, children, gods, droughts, Abyssal hike.
Resurrection of allegories
Luminous tremors
Idyllic awakenings
Brief review
In decaying inductions
Parasomatic, extracorporeal
Pact accepted,
On mother moons.
Swing bridges
Irreversible destiny.
Here and now
Tomorrow, never, always.
seductive lightness.

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Drought  
By Jean Eureka

The prairie became desert, it was the decisions, the ones that are made, the ones that are forgotten, it was the wars, the pain and the greed. Of green cloaks, now marked cracks. The meadow became deserted, it was the indecisions, the ones that are released, the memories, it was the half peace, the false joy, the feigned detachment. Of blue cloaks, deep cracks. The lush meadow became desert, the sky no longer watered the cloaks, fearful of hypocrisy.
                         
 And despite everything, I can still see the light through the cracks.

Betrayal irreversible, death irreversible. Your impact, my impact, our impact ... let's not look to blame if there is no time for solutions.
Does it matter? Did it matter?
Earth resists, humanity ... awake!
The prairie became desert ... arid, hot, and inhospitable.
And we are still here.
Biocorta: 

The DHC. Architect Jeanette  E. Tiburcio, known as Jean Eureka, is a proud Veracruzana. Living in the state of Querétaro for two decades, and the descendant of a great artistic, educational, historical and cultural legacy, she is known in the world as the Mexican Pandora's Box for her fascination with poetry. 

She is also known for supporting spoken word, for teaching architecture, the arts, mathematics, and science. Also, for promoting youth of all ages, architects and teachers. 

She began her career with a masters' degree in Innovation and Research, as well as in Neurolinguistics and Accelerated Learning. She has 30 years of experience teaching mathematics in basic education, high school and college, and has more than 150 awards for her activism, awarded in more than 50 countries for her social contributions, cultural, educational, artistic and peace achievements. 

She has 11 honorary doctorate degrees awarded by different universities on four continents.

She is Life President of Mil Mentes por Mexico, Cabina 11 Cadena Global, Eureka, Accelerated Mathematical Learning and the International Rector of the Mexican University of Entrepreneurship. She is also the International Rector of the Children's University, a recent member of the World Academy of Thought, and an honorary member of Teaching Colleges in America. She is the Founding President of Sustainable Reaction working on the SDGs 2030, and the National Executive President for Mexico of the Main Research Institute of India in its general offices for Mexico. 

She is a member of different peace groups in the world working to forge a better human condition, where ideas are promoted in harmonious freedom of collaboration among nations based on understanding and promotion of universal values ​​and respect to achieve justice and freedom of thought. 

In 2022 she was named Honorary President of the Hispanic World Union of Writers, which was founded 30 years ago and has a presence in 140 countries. She has two solo books and has participated in 22 international anthologies. She is the Founder of Las Olas del Arte Magazine in Belgium and of Trezz Magazine in Mexico and is the editor of Literature magazine in China.

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