Is it safe to say this theme is along the lines of "First thought, Best Thought"? Or the subconcious remembers in it's pristine state what the concious has muddied? I think it could be and so I agree.
Or one could say that the problem lies in 'straining toward' Pound's dictum of "Make it new", rather than 'training one's mind toward' a truer source of poetry which is really quite old, old brain, if you will.
..."'straining toward' Pound's dictum of "Make it new", rather than 'training one's mind toward' a truer source of poetry"...
I see. That is an interesting way to lend thinking. I will try to look for examples of this. I wonder if I will know if I have found it! The searching will be quite enjoyable if nothing else.
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Is it safe to say this theme is along the lines of "First thought, Best Thought"? Or the subconcious remembers in it's pristine state what the concious has muddied?
I think it could be and so I agree.
Anna
Or one could say that the problem lies in 'straining toward' Pound's dictum of "Make it new", rather than 'training one's mind toward' a truer source of poetry which is really quite old, old brain, if you will.
..."'straining toward' Pound's dictum of "Make it new", rather than 'training one's mind toward' a truer source of poetry"...
I see. That is an interesting way to lend thinking. I will try to look for examples of this. I wonder if I will know if I have found it! The searching will be quite enjoyable if nothing else.
Anna
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