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AUTOR(ES) John Kinsella
ANO Não informado
TIPO Artigo
PERIÓDICO Cultural Studies Review
ISSN 1446-8123
E-ISSN 1837-8692
EDITORA Publisher 15337
DOI 10.5130/csr.v9i2.3568
ADICIONADO EM 2025-08-18
MD5 6ce535f8d2624996bcb1b0c52373c5aa

Resumo

To write poetry you don't have to like it. I've been increasingly recognising that language and its correlatives in music and art are not the pure coordinates or sole arbiters of poetry. There are two issues evolving out of these comments that seem pivotal to me. The first pertains to the suggestion that poetry might happen either out of necessity, or, paradoxically, incidentally. The second, that poetry does not rely on an aesthetic response to the tensions involved in reconciling interiority and articulation of the external world. These two simple principles are becoming the turning points for a personal re-evaluation of what constitutes the poem for me as a reader, or more precisely 'experiencer', and what it means for me as a maker of poems.

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