Poets & Poems (by Dennis L. Siluk)) Part IV) Poetry, where is it headed?
Poets & Poems
Globe-trotter Poet
(By Dennis L. Siluk)) Part IV))
(Reviews, Commentaries and Poems)
[10-17-2006]
Commentary: “Where we’ve been! where we are going?”Poetry has many distinguished elemenyts to it, perhaps one may call them beautiful changes, works that embraces many aspects of emotional experiences. Verse can be romantic and set the mood, hopfully marked by direct and orderly observations. Many contemporary poems are simply opinions among the very best of writers, and wrothy of serious attention. Robert Penn Warren does this in much of his poetry. Other poets prefer to use witty andf detached statements, perhaps because of detached minds. We get the Heroes and Heroines, perhaps the greater body of the old poems we find this, yet some yunger poets are trying their skill at bringing to light, these complex poems in their new form, distrubing as they can be in the best of contemporary poetry, some are good. But where are we headed for? Freee Verese was the dominate form of the Postmodernism, yet I see many old forms coming back, with rhythm, meter and sound as on the meaning and communication.
Globe-trotter Poet
(By Dennis L. Siluk)) Part IV))
(Reviews, Commentaries and Poems)
[10-17-2006]
Commentary: “Where we’ve been! where we are going?”Poetry has many distinguished elemenyts to it, perhaps one may call them beautiful changes, works that embraces many aspects of emotional experiences. Verse can be romantic and set the mood, hopfully marked by direct and orderly observations. Many contemporary poems are simply opinions among the very best of writers, and wrothy of serious attention. Robert Penn Warren does this in much of his poetry. Other poets prefer to use witty andf detached statements, perhaps because of detached minds. We get the Heroes and Heroines, perhaps the greater body of the old poems we find this, yet some yunger poets are trying their skill at bringing to light, these complex poems in their new form, distrubing as they can be in the best of contemporary poetry, some are good. But where are we headed for? Freee Verese was the dominate form of the Postmodernism, yet I see many old forms coming back, with rhythm, meter and sound as on the meaning and communication.
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