Modern poetry is the art of the fox. It creeps up. It strikes unexpectedly.
Poetry uses words as weapons. But unlike the use of words as weapons by those who want dominance, those who make demands of others, those who want to silence differing points of view, poetry wants only to break out of prisons. Those prisons of worn-out ways of thinking and feeling that were only ever useful in serving the status quo.
Poetry is the wind in your face, the blood in your heart, the wide open spaces of your mind, and the silence of your eternal being.
If you can speak, or sign, or type or write, or laugh or cry, or scream or smile, or scratch or blink, you can create poetry. You are poetry.
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