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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Words are the quintessential mystical fabric and common medium of all poetry. Words often portray what the poet sees, senses, feels, imagines, and even dreams. The very magic of poetry comes to life from a deliberate woven process Of words enveloped into thoughts, metaphors, beliefs, situations, and emotions. There is a saying in the original Latin: “Verba sunt indices animi,” Which when rendered in English is: “Words are the indices of the mind.” Words, in the poetic sense, form the ethereal undergirding for these indices And beckon all poets to think deeply and precisely—and to challenge their thoughts. As poets develop and expand the precious word treasures of their minds, They begin to see and sense over time a deeper understanding of the human psyche, And a greater appreciation for the complex circumstances and interactions of people Which drive the human endeavor—good, bad, happy, sad, glad or indifferent. Words then form the very symbolic arrows in the poet’s quiver to be employed With thoughtful care and meaning, enraptured intent, and an enchanted vision. We as poets should strive for nothing less as we reflect on our poetic visions, For these can be always visualized in: “Words are the indices of the ‘poetic’ mind." Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved, Schoeningen, Germany (September 23, 2014)
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