If we say ‘No’ to this question then we’ve probably failed to consider the origination of poetry—how it was discovered reportedly alongside works that are simulacra of songs (or even real songs as some sources posit).  One thing that is probable as a corollary is that poetry writing is another way the ancients deemed fit…

Ambiguity is not uncommon with quasi-beautiful pieces of literature, and since literature does not necessarily have to be ambiguous, it is only reasonable to ask ourselves the reason great literature embraces ambiguity.  Well, aside from the fact that great literature tends to embrace ambiguity because it seems to be an inherent attribute of well-composed literary…