poetry
...ng of the poem when they should pay attention to all the beautiful parts of it. Similarly, Macliesh points to the same reasoning but does not mention anyone. A poem should not mean anything but be. In fact reading a poem should release the passion within it. Macliesh mentions that a poem should be ‘’motionless in time, leaving as the moon releases twig by twig the night-entangled trees’’, so that reading poems leaves piece by piece passion in the readers’ hearts. Collins points to the same logic, but mentions for example, that readers should press an ear against it hive which makes the reader to feel the poem’s passion while reading it carefully. In conclusion Collins and Macliesh express two ways of considering the passion in a poem in different and similar manners. These authors make readers consider that poems need some attention to...