Definition of Poetry
Although or poetry is the oldest branch of literature. Yet to this day no precise definition of poetry has been found. In the eyes of each person, the definition of poetry has got a different taste. Poetry has sometimes been emotion-centered, sometimes the expression of an emotional mind, sometimes the mouthpiece of the contemporary, sometimes the verbal jingle, sometimes the cry of the heart of the afflicted, sometimes the cry of the grieving heart, sometimes the mouth of the struggling armed soldier, sometimes the mouthpiece of disenfranchised working people. The creation of poetry for the sake of poetry; Not for anyone else.
Any idea that comes from the human mind, the idea of using the brain, skillfully observing it, etc., is expressed in verse. Some admit, "Poetry is imitation of life, critique of life, mirror of life." This is the definition of poetry, but it is not real.
According to Humayun Azad, ‘what I don’t fully understand, I don’t get completely in the blood on the chest lips lips heart; Even after I am gone, the mystery will remain with the blood, its name is poetry. 'This is a complex poetic definition. Let's get inside. ‘I will not fully understand that’ means I will understand a little bit. ‘Even after I am gone, the mystery will remain with the blood’, which means the mystery will be discussed after death. Perhaps his name is poetry.
‘I write poetry effortlessly. As in the case of all of them, innumerable rare moments around life have been exposed in various forms in front of me. Sometimes I have recorded the signatures of those moments without deviating from the truth. That’s my poem. ’An impossibly meaningful definition. One thing is clear from this discussion of Sikandar Abu Jafar, poetry is what is created by feeling what I see in front of my eyes.
Poetry is not a matter of understanding, it is a matter of feeling. Because the poet probably does not write poetry intentionally; Poetry is born only by keeping the subject in front of him and feeling him. Buddhadev Bose has discussed this in depth in his writings. The word 'understanding' about poetry is irrelevant. Poetry we do not understand, poetry we feel. Poetry does not ‘mean’ us; Touches, establishes a connection. The main characteristic of a good poem is that it cannot be 'understood', it cannot be 'understood'.… Buddhadev Basu.
Only the combination of the best words with the best mood can create the best poetry. According to Syed Shamsul Haque, ‘poetry is the best expression of the best words in the best sense’. I know why this definition seems so close. So is this the real definition of poetry? Maybe; It may not happen again.
Al-Mahmoud's expression is a little different. He provided a poetic definition. Which makes some sense. "Poetry is the courage needed to bring a woman's eye into harmony with a bird's nest." One thing is clear from this that it takes enough courage to write poetry. That is, the poet is brave.
‘Poetry that is capable of evoking contemporary memories or dreams and at the same time is capable of transcending contemporaneity can perhaps be called poetry.’ It is very difficult to define truly meaningful poetry.
Poetry is a matter of pleasure. Poetry becomes selfish only when perfection comes to the satisfaction of the poet's mind. In Shelley's words, it is clear, "Poetry is the satisfaction and the satisfaction of the best mind and the description of the best moment."
Different people have defined poetry in different ways. The aesthetics of poetry are reflected in their definition and philosophy. Robert Frost: ‘Poetry Hole Performance in Words.’ Colliery: ‘Prose means words arranged in the best possible way. And verse means the best words are best arranged. ’Edgar Allan Poe:‘ Rhythmic creation of beauty. ’Keats:‘ Poetry will fascinate in its subtle immensity, not in a single jingle. The reader will feel as if his best thoughts are floating in his memory. 'Elliott:' Poetry is the pain of turning blood into ink. 'Carlyle:' Poetry is musical thought. 'Aristotle:' Poetry is more than philosophy, greater than history. ' ‘If not asked, I know. If asked, I don’t know. ’Baudelaire:‘ Every poet is inevitably a critic. To be surprised when a critic becomes a poet is to be more surprised than normal if the critic is not awake in a poet. 'Johnson:' Poetry is a whole metrical composition. The art of combining joy and truth where imagination calls to help reason. 'Match:' thoughts and sentences, in which emotion finds its own body. Gives a dream. 'Wordsworth:' Poetry is the breath of all knowledge and the subtle soul. '
It seems to me: poetry is a wonderful expression of mind, soul and feelings. Poetry is created when the mind and the soul become one and become feelings.
Let the poet win, let the poem win.
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