Do You Love Reading Poems?

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Dear Readers

Do You Love Reading Poems?

Just have an intense look at this picture above for a few seconds, all thoughts in your mind will embrace the spectral colours and slowly will heal and relax your heart, mind, and soul in a miraculous way.

I just love poems. Thoughts are best expressed through poems. All poems are rich and have deep intense of meanings.

In English literature, my best poets are from the Romantic age. I enjoy the poems of William Wordsworth, John Keats, Samuel Coleridge, and P.B.Shelley.All of them have written beautiful poems on nature. The beauty of nature gives a soothing touch to our emotions in the best way. All my readers can put this line to the test, about poems and basically on nature. These poets have to insert so great feelings in each of the words of their poems that -the expressions catch your imagination and the lines are converted to visions in your inward eye and you feel it- being on the lap of nature with the soothing touch of the greenery around you. You feel lost and carried away in the pure thoughts of the poet.

In the Words of William Wordsworth - "Poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings".......Poetry has its origin in emotions recollected in tranquility."

It is very true, emotion gets the best expression in the form of poetry. Till date,of all forms of literature still poetry occupies the first position in which a poet very easily with beautiful poetic devices creates a feeling in the hearts of the reader and thus heals the mind and soul of the reader. 

Poetic Devices can only be understood easily by Literature students and probably poem lovers'.I am talking about the various poetic devices used by the poets as ornaments and also to add real quality to their poems which will help the readers to create a vision while going across each of the lines of the poems.

I will surely discuss elaborately on Poetic Devices in my next post for my readers.

        Take Care. Stay Safe at Home. Meet you Soon Again.






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