The Greatest Living Author, Karl Shapiro, 1960 - v.
I call Henry Miller the greatest living author because I think he is. I do not call him a poet because he has never written a poem; he even dislikes poetry, I think. But everything he has written is a poem in the best as well as in the broadest sense of the word.
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Biri şu mösyö şeyine bizim şairlerimizi anlatmalı ...
"Tu le poet sonfu !
( Sen şairsin ! )
"Ah ! Türklerde adam gibi bir şair gelmemiş ki ,
;
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Cenneti ararken Cehennemde Bir Mevsim yazılır
Though he is trying to amass a comfortable fortune, with which he can travel the globe leisurely and comfortably, or settle down somewhere should he find the right spot, he is still the poet and dreamer, the man who is unadapted to life, the man who believes in miracles, the man who is looking for Paradise in one form or another.
Tolstoy once noted that “only people who are capable of loving strongly can suffer great sorrow,” while the Sufi poet Rumi wrote, “You have to keep breaking your heart until it opens.”
Ben öldükten sonra, eğer...
If, after I die, they should want to write my biography,
There's nothing simpler.
I've just two dates - of my birth, and of my death.
In between the one thing and the other all the days are
mine.
I am easy to describe.
I lived like mad.
I loved things without any sentimentality.
I never had a desire I could not fulfil, because
I never went blind.
Even hearing was to me never more than an
accompaniment of seeing.
I understood that things are real and all different from
each other;
I understood it with the eyes, never with thinking.
To understand it with thinking would be to find them
all equal.
One day I felt sleepy like a child.
I closed my eyes and slept.
And by the way, I was only Nature poet.
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In the event it is Sir Gawain that takes up the challenge. But of all this I wish only to point out one important aspect. From this very beginning we can already perceive the moral purpose of the poet at work, or we can do so at a re-reading, after consideration. It is necessary to the temptation that Gawain’s actions should be capable of moral approbation; and amidst all the ‘faerie’ the poet is at pains to show that they were so. He takes up the challenge to rescue the king from the false position in which his rashness has placed him. Gawain’s motive is not pride in his own prowess, not boastfulness, not even the light-hearted frivolity of knights making absurd bets and vows in the midst of the Christmas revels. His motive is a humble one: the protection of Arthur, his elder kinsman, of his king, of the head of the Round Table, from indignity and peril, and the risking instead of himself, the least of the knights (as he declares), and the one whose loss could most easily be endured.
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Rimbaud
As a Bohemian he is too Bohemian, as a poet too poetical, as a pioneer too pioneering, as a man of affairs too much the man of affairs, as a gunrunner too clever a gunrunner, and so on and so forth. Whatever he did, he did too well, that seems to be the complaint against him.
Hayatın amacı daha büyük şeyler tarafından yenilmektir.
Carol looked at her. "How do you become a poet?"
"By feeling things--too much, I suppose," Therese answered conscientiously.
“Big book, big evil,” (μέγα βιβλίον μέγα κακόν) is a famous saying attributed to the poet, often thought to be attacking long, old-fashioned poetry.
Kalbinizde çözümlenmemiş olan şeylere karşı sabırlı olun ve sorunları sevmeye çalışın. Şimdi sorunları yaşayın. Belki de aşamalı olarak, farkına bile varmadan yanıtlarla birlikte yaşayacaksınız.
-Rainer Maria Rilke, Letters to a Young Poet
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"Tu le poet son fu!"*
Bütün şairler çılgındır.
Sayfa 80 - Can yayınları, günümüz Türkçesi
İnsan parasını kaybedince fakir,
özgürlüğünü kaybedince esir,
aşkını kaybedince şair olurmuş.
When a person lost his money the poor,
is a slave when he lost his freedom,
he became a poet when he lost his love.
Eudaimonia praksistir (Poet.1450 a17; Fizik.il, 197 bs) . Aristoteles'e
göre, insani yaşam aklın ışığındaki pratik etkinliktir (NEI, 1098 a3) .Ancak
belirtmek gerekir ki; kötü insan da akıl temelinde hareket edebilir ve kötü
eylemlerde bulunabilir. Dolayısıyla; insan için iyi yaşam pratik etkinlik
değil, iyi pratik etkinliktir.
Kalbinizde çözümlenmemiş olan şeylere karşı sabırlı olun ve sorunları sevmeye çalışın. Şimdi sorunları yaşayın. Belki de aşamalı olarak, farkına bile varmadan yanıtlarla birlikte yaşayacaksınız.
-Rainer Maria Rilke, Letters to a Young Poet
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