POET LAUREATES
by Stuart Leventhal
Poets are the artists of language. Poetry is the skill of creating, molding, modifying and elevating commonly spoken words and everyday phrases into artistic expressions.
Many poems are written in the form of repetitive verse using musical like meters and rhyme with a focus on presenting words and communications in a more aesthetically ear-pleasing fashion. But, any composition written using an imaginative form of language can be considered a poem.
Thus, we have the phrase ‘poetic license’ which stands for giving poets a free hand in breaking traditional rules of grammar, spelling, punctuation, formal diction and factual definition so they can ply their craft. The poet laureate is the title given to a renowned poet of distinction.
A poetic verse is a short burst of communication, similar to a paragraph, only in poetry there is a distinct importance to the length and phonic sound of the phrase or short bundle of phrases. Poems are arranged in compilations of lines usually, all similarly structure, called stanzas that are more orderly formed than common textual paragraphs.
The stanzas of a poem usually all conform to the same beat or rhythm sometimes referred to as the poetic meter. When viewed on a page the verses or stanzas of a poem usually appear to all be similar in length and grouped in a distinct, repeating pattern.
These written verses when strung together come to make up inspirational expressions, whimsical musings and innovative communications. Thus a poem generally has a much bigger meaning and many times, even multiple meanings besides its literal, on the surface interpretation.
Poems have been defined as sentimental writing but they are much more. Poetry is putting words to use for more than their literal intended meanings and expanding their purpose. To this end, Poets exploit every aspect of a word and groups of words; their sound, tone, rhythm, formal definition, sentiment and emotional responses.
Our Poet Laureates are considered some of the most intelligent, gifted, imaginative human beings of Man’s history...
Hailed for their awe inspiring, phenomenal gifts of expression, their poems are coveted as genius examples of art as well as being studied as genius examples of human development in learning and knowledge.
With vision and imagination man’s poets elevate common language and communication to a mystical level that goes beyond even truth, fact, historical records and even challenges our known laws of nature and physics themselves.
In regard to poetry, there are no limitations and nothing is impossible.
Many poems are written in the form of repetitive verse using musical like meters and rhyme with a focus on presenting words and communications in a more aesthetically ear-pleasing fashion. But, any composition written using an imaginative form of language can be considered a poem.
Thus, we have the phrase ‘poetic license’ which stands for giving poets a free hand in breaking traditional rules of grammar, spelling, punctuation, formal diction and factual definition so they can ply their craft. The poet laureate is the title given to a renowned poet of distinction.
A poetic verse is a short burst of communication, similar to a paragraph, only in poetry there is a distinct importance to the length and phonic sound of the phrase or short bundle of phrases. Poems are arranged in compilations of lines usually, all similarly structure, called stanzas that are more orderly formed than common textual paragraphs.
The stanzas of a poem usually all conform to the same beat or rhythm sometimes referred to as the poetic meter. When viewed on a page the verses or stanzas of a poem usually appear to all be similar in length and grouped in a distinct, repeating pattern.
These written verses when strung together come to make up inspirational expressions, whimsical musings and innovative communications. Thus a poem generally has a much bigger meaning and many times, even multiple meanings besides its literal, on the surface interpretation.
Poems have been defined as sentimental writing but they are much more. Poetry is putting words to use for more than their literal intended meanings and expanding their purpose. To this end, Poets exploit every aspect of a word and groups of words; their sound, tone, rhythm, formal definition, sentiment and emotional responses.
Our Poet Laureates are considered some of the most intelligent, gifted, imaginative human beings of Man’s history...
Hailed for their awe inspiring, phenomenal gifts of expression, their poems are coveted as genius examples of art as well as being studied as genius examples of human development in learning and knowledge.
With vision and imagination man’s poets elevate common language and communication to a mystical level that goes beyond even truth, fact, historical records and even challenges our known laws of nature and physics themselves.
In regard to poetry, there are no limitations and nothing is impossible.
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