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A poet has written that his work, like music, is meant to be enjoyed,
not analyzed. "Its proper meaning is found in the full experience of
reading or hearing it, nothing more -- and nothing less," he says.
Explain why you agree or disagree with this poet's opinion. Would it
matter that this poet has published his poem for the larger world to
read? Who, then, owns the meaning of a poem if it has been published to a
larger world? At what point does the interpretation of a poem “belong”
to the poet, and at what point does it “belong” to the reader?
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Poem Analysis
The work of a poet is not meant to be only to be read for entertainment without
analyzing. This is because the definition of the word poem is a verbal composition or piece of
writing that has figurative language and a nature of both speech and song which is metaphorical
with varied meaning. In a g...
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