Do you think poetry is all about interpretation?

[John Johnson 12]

Poetry is an art form that allows for multiple meanings and interpretations, and each reader can derive their own unique understanding and connection to the work.

[Rose Lineani]

One of the hallmarks of great poetry is its ability to resonate with a wide range of readers, making it meaningful to many people.

[Rose Lineani]

The beauty of poetry lies in its ability to capture complex emotions and ideas in a few carefully chosen words, which can then be interpreted in various ways by different readers.

[Rose Lineani]

A great poem can speak to our deepest fears and desires, helping us make sense of the world around us.

[Rose Lineani]

It can also evoke memories and experiences that are unique to each reader, creating a personal connection between the reader and the poet.

[Rose Lineani]

Moreover, poetry has the power to transcend time and cultural boundaries.

[Rose Lineani]

Even though a poem may have been written centuries ago in a different language and culture, its themes and emotions can still resonate with modern readers.

[Rose Lineani]

Great poetry has the ability to connect with readers on a personal and emotional level, making it a meaningful and impactful art form.

[Rose Lineani]

It can evoke powerful emotions, transcend cultural boundaries, and speak to the human experience across time and generations.

[Reader Myuls]

Sometimes poetry is used to describe what we cannot interpret. When doing a poem the writer is responsible for how it will be delivered, and the aim of the writer to truly express it like how he/she perceived, feel, and think of a particular topic, can vary because of the individuality of whoever read's it.

Poetry cannot all be about interpretation, it must include acceptance or rejection in order to make or experience poetry.

[Corisa Cole]

I believe it's about perception, & interpretation, poetry is words for the soul from the soul. It's Freedom Of Expression.

[Dreh Dree Yehoshua]

NO because the poetry it's the creation