Talk:Poetry
What is the meaning of poetry and why is it with us today in our language? Poetry is feeling of beauty in the humans mind, and it allows them to express themselfs.
Poetry is a beautiful way, in which one can explain hoe how they like to take it. It may be via several routes. Anywhere that one can find a foramen and be able to protrude it. I think poetry is the best way one can express themself without any notice. It is very common amongst individuals who like to ones from their own habitat.
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(The following, has been written, by another/different wikipedia-user. )
- I am somewhat interested in finding out more exactly, what the above, means.
TechTranslate (talk) 07:16, 14 November 2008 (UTC) and N.a.d. (talk) 02:02, 15 November 2008 (UTC)
Suggestion for clarification.[change source]
From article : "It takes many shapes and sizes ... "
Is the following better ( a better version ) ? :
"It can have different shapes and sizes ..."
Digital poetry[change source]
This section on digital poetry should probably have its own page (with a ref to it from this page). This text (cut from present poetry article) might form the basis for that new page:
Digital Poetry A more modern approach is digital poetry. Computers and webtechnology is used to express poetry and make it interactive. So called interdisciplinary poetry (wich means combination of different forms of poetry) are made possible by linking the poetic texts with audio, video or web-animation (e.g. with CSS) or among themselves via hyperlinks. Modern artists use digital poetry to not only express artistic intention, but also to design a layout around their texts. An example for this use of interdisciplinary art, which combines abstract text and abstract visuals is the German project "Schwarzer Flamingo". It uses digital poetry to collect pieces of written art but also to give different artists a plattform. So some projects of digital art can be described as a form of an artwork as well as an exhibition. Brtom1 (talk) 14:43, 2 January 2023 (UTC)