Sunday, September 30, 2012

Prose And Poetry Comments

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While prose limits, posits, pretends,
To narrow mundane meaning binds,
Fails to touch heart’s deepest core,
Frozen snow blocking freedom’s shore,
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Aniruddha Pathak
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Rajnish Manga 13 December 2020

Prose to touch base, a mundane need, Poems to reach rarefied peaks.... //.... Lovely sonnet succinctly taking position with regard to two different flanks of literature- prose and poetry, their scope and reach through a sweetly rhymed poetic approach. Thanks a lot, Sir.

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Bharati Nayak 22 January 2019

The poem delineates the essential difference between prose and poetry. As I am not a student of literature, I am not acquinted with different forms of poetry.I think Rhyme soothes our emotions.Still unrhyming poems can be touching as they have more freedom and not necessarily bound by any rhyme sceme.Please read my poem 'How about writing a story' which I wrote on this theme.

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Aniruddha Pathak 23 January 2019

You've raised a very relevant point. Without having to rhyme a poet is bestowed with more freedom, and he tends to be more natural, his thoughts and emotions come to play uninterrupted, other things being equal. But often they are not. Yet, when there is natural flow and rhyming lines as well, and poetic norms are also observed, the poetry shines out even more. Thank you Bharati Nayak, I'll read your poem.

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Edward Kofi Louis 22 January 2019

Cut-and-dry world! ! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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