Many a times a poem can beautify the writer’s thoughts to a point where it couldn’t have been better. Do you agree? Isn’t it true that we can form a perfect image of the things the poet wish to express?
Many a times a poem can beautify the writer’s thoughts to a point where it couldn’t have been better. Do you agree? Isn’t it true that we can form a perfect image of the things the poet wish to express?
Not sure it’s simple…some people grasp things differently than others.
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I would at one point agree to that. Thank you for your views. Surely every person may not be able to form the same image out of it.
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I think that the image refined can be perfect in the vacuum of our own minds… but really that’s the only place it needs to exist anyway. That’s the point of a poem, I think.
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It seems true to an extent. Thank you for your opinion on this:-)
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A poet tries to craft the hand for a reader to place their heart into.
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Very true. Beautifully expressed. Thank you for sharing your thoughts:-)
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According to me, there is nothing called ‘perfect’ in writing a poem. I would like to take my own example. Well, I am writing poems from quite a long time now. By that I mean, I don’t remember exactly when did I start writing them in my diary. 😀
Everytime I write and publish it on my blog, I feel this is the best I could write around this theme but ironically, after few months when I see it again… I say to myself, “So much improvisation needed, VaiduS. What’s wrong with you?” 😀
Similar is the case of readers. Writing a poem is easy… Pouring down own thoughts in beautiful words is even more simpler… But sometimes, readers can add magic to it… Everyone is unique… And nothing is perfect in writing. We keep improvising our own work and readers help a lot in that. 🙂
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Beautifully explained. Thank you for sharing your views:-)
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