Poetic Discourse: For Whom the Pen Rolls
J.S. Anand
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J.S. Anand
Abstract
This article sets out to discuss the various levels of poetic discourse and important issues concerning the lovers of poetry such as who is the object of poetry, who impacts whom, and whether the poet is a passive conduit of the Muse. For whom the poetry is being written assumes significance in view of the elitist view of poetry as a discipline meant for and enjoyed by the blessed few. This micro-narrative also examines the possible impact of poetry on society and goes on to comment on the prophetic elements in poetry which relate to a larger mass of humanity, rather than to a few studying or discussing literature on coffee tables.
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This article sets out to discuss the various levels of poetic discourse and important issues concerning the lovers of poetry such as who is the object of poetry, who impacts whom, and whether the poet is a passive conduit of the Muse. For whom the poetry is being written assumes significance in view of the elitist view of poetry as a discipline meant for and enjoyed by the blessed few. This micro-narrative also examines the possible impact of poetry on society and goes on to comment on the prophetic elements in poetry which relate to a larger mass of humanity, rather than to a few studying or discussing literature on coffee tables.
Key concepts: Poetry, Humanity, Narrative, Object (grammar), Literature, Aesthetics, Philosophy, Art