11-24-2012, 08:51 AM
What do you think of "Une saison en enfer" by Rimbaud? Or the "verset"?
I think more in the attitude of writing poetry. The Bible is poetry, no matter how you translate it. It has that intent of forming reality. That's what I mean by poetry. Though poetry isn't limited to that attitude.
And that word "Fusion" is something Billy talked with me about one time. Though I then changed the word to "immanence". And it's similar to what you say with "grey area", though I was talking about the symbolic power of poetry, immanent in the "spiritual" experience of life. That spiritual order of human life, that poetry shapes. That "grey area" between reality and fantasy that shapes how we behave and what we believe. It's just that you're talking about writing, and forms of writing; and I'm talking about the attitude and intention of the writing when I say Poetry.
I think more in the attitude of writing poetry. The Bible is poetry, no matter how you translate it. It has that intent of forming reality. That's what I mean by poetry. Though poetry isn't limited to that attitude.
And that word "Fusion" is something Billy talked with me about one time. Though I then changed the word to "immanence". And it's similar to what you say with "grey area", though I was talking about the symbolic power of poetry, immanent in the "spiritual" experience of life. That spiritual order of human life, that poetry shapes. That "grey area" between reality and fantasy that shapes how we behave and what we believe. It's just that you're talking about writing, and forms of writing; and I'm talking about the attitude and intention of the writing when I say Poetry.