Thanks for posting here. Though I am always slightly annoyed by untranslated quotes in articles. Yes, many will understand it, but it loses nothing in translation, so just translate it.
Great piece. I thought of Chesterton throughout, a new treasure trove of whose writings is available in Dale Ahlquist's "alternative autobiography of Chesterton, I Also Had My Hour.
The Poet's Vision by Ryan Wilson has the depth of a beefy steak (that becomes comfort to one's appetite). His enunciation of poetry with prose (primarily of novels) as a hospitality is awesome. My mind needs to savor that insight.
That interrelationship of poems and principles has been considered as a composite of facts, one emotional and the other cognitive. And among those floral facts so like stars, they slow dance against a midnight sky into various constellations of named concepts that guide our decisions.
If you're moved by this essay, I highly recommend Ryan Wilson's How To Think Like a Poet! https://www.wisebloodbooks.com/store/p97/How_to_Think_Like_a_Poet%2C_by_Ryan_Wilson.html
Thanks for posting here. Though I am always slightly annoyed by untranslated quotes in articles. Yes, many will understand it, but it loses nothing in translation, so just translate it.
"Mae'n drahaus, ac yn rhagdybiol" - Me.
Great piece. I thought of Chesterton throughout, a new treasure trove of whose writings is available in Dale Ahlquist's "alternative autobiography of Chesterton, I Also Had My Hour.
Wow. This is wonderful.
The Poet's Vision by Ryan Wilson has the depth of a beefy steak (that becomes comfort to one's appetite). His enunciation of poetry with prose (primarily of novels) as a hospitality is awesome. My mind needs to savor that insight.
That interrelationship of poems and principles has been considered as a composite of facts, one emotional and the other cognitive. And among those floral facts so like stars, they slow dance against a midnight sky into various constellations of named concepts that guide our decisions.
And God blesses us by His profundity.
Jon Jo.