The imaginative sight poetry gives when it breaks the prison of ordinary perception and reveals what lies beyond time and space.
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The imaginative sight poetry gives when it breaks the prison of ordinary perception and reveals what lies beyond time and space.
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Poetry activates imagination and defeats the self-made prison of ordinary perception, allowing higher sight beyond time and space into the eternal, past, and future.
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"...see what we could see, but the poetry gives us a higher sight. It allows us to see the things beyond just time and..."
"...holy stars so framed his face with light that in my sight he seemed like one who was confronted by the sun. Who are..."
"...Rome. There's order still on his lips, the god vanished from sight into empty air. Then Aeneas was truly overwhelmed by the vision, stunned,..."
"...sway him more and more, when all at once he caught sight of the faithful sword belt of Pallas swept over Tarnas's shoulder, gleaming..."
"...see my son's death with my own eyes. Defile the father's sight with his son's lifeblood. You've made me see my son's death with..."
"...as I mildly rushed from house to house, no one in sight, abruptly. Right before my eyes, I saw her stricken ghost, my own..."
"...and then a woman comes crying and she's traumatized at the sight of the death of her husband."
"...and brought him into Damascus. For three days he was without sight and neither ate nor drink."
"...because they are blind in their hearts and do not have sight for empty they came into the world and empty too they seek..."
"...see my son's death with my own eyes, defiled a father's sight with a son's lifeblood. You've made me see my son's death with..."
"...and contrast, okay? I don't need you, get out of my sight, roared Agamemnon. He spat on the ground. Achilles' blood boiled, and he..."
"...whether it protects or punishes and all being equal in its sight are equally eligible to all honors places and employments according to different..."
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