The art of poetry (Latin)
Something that can be touched or felt in a concrete manner; within the reach of the senses.
Silent, voiceless
A round fruit (in the shape of a globe)
A window or part of a window
A very small branch
A piece of jewelry that is treated like a medal or pendant. Can also be a circular painting.
The Question and Answer section for Ars Poetica is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
According to the speaker, a poem should be sensory and concrete, as well as silent, like a round fruit. It should be unthinking or natural, like a person playing with a medallion in their hand. The poem should be as silent as a window ledge...
The tone of the poem is passionate and thoughtful. This poem is a manifesto about what art should be. Encoded in this theme is the idea of interpretation, because a poem arguably does not become art until perceived by someone.
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