Saturday, July 02, 2016
Can there be poetry again?
Yes there can, but no more poetry of
only beautiful words with little substance. Personally I have no time for beautiful lines
or hedonistic feelings when the Western world is falling apart. And
this goes for art in general, which is now shallow junk created by
dangerous fools who reflect our dangerously foolish politicians.
Can such a stark poetry and art be
created? I should better call it simplicity, restraint and proportion, which
defined classical art. But an art that does not ponderously teach
even as it still teaches.
Begin with the affirmation of the
sacred and take it from there to the affirmation of a people, an ethnic culture and a place, which can apply to both high and low
art. Cut it all back to real life living and evolving in the material
world toward supermaterial Godhood.
Art can be is simplified, restrained
and proportioned, down to earth, yet still dream and imagine a greater future
attained in this world as we all evolve toward Godhood.
I don't know exactly what this healthy
art will look like, but I think we will know it when we see it. It will probably look more like the great art of past, which still lives on, in spite of post-modern attempts to kill it.
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