To Rhyme or Not to Rhyme
The poetic ability of rhythm lies not only within the minds of a poetic society, but society in general. Ruling out the “To Rhyme or Not to Rhyme” theme is idealistic genocide.
The ability to write comes from your ability to think clearly. Intelligence (in a poetic society) can be defined in several different ways, but one of the best to my knowledge and in my own opinion. Intelligence defines the moments without thought or question. The moments in life where you’re looking at something and life goes completely blank. Neither a thought nor question is racing through your mind. And, for that one moment you just know it’s there because it’s meant to be there. It is because it was and will always be. Poetry is a talent, an expression of free speech and freedom. Martin Luther King Jr is a good example, his words didn’t rhyme, but they were poetic and had a big impact on today’s society. The poetic spirit keeps us going. Society would be worse off if it weren’t for poets and others who voice themselves. We redefine society and reality in poetic forms. We make even the most evil of things beautiful. We along with the media, find the so-called ‘truth’ and expose it to the world, but as follows; “the truth behind the truth is always a lie”-The Commenter.