Maybe the best way to start a theoretical book on poetry is by quoting from a good poem: it will undoubtedly arrest the reader\u2019s attention for a while, reminding him\/her of something s\/he always knew but that s\/he could never utter or conceive. The mesmerizing words seem to begin in delight and end in wisdom, as Robert Frost\u00a0would say. But what kind of wisdom is imparted through them? How can the passage from the first sentence to the second be seen as epistemologically valuable when it apparently contradicts common logic? The rhetorical nature of such questions is strengthened by the irrepressible feeling that what one is offered in these lines is no less than a part of the very mystery of existence, with its multiple oneness and paradoxical ways.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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