Poetry

Only a poet can discern poetry in the commonplace prose of routine existence. 48:7.22

Poetry is mortal morontia, serving as man's attempt to transcend material constraints and embrace spiritual truths. 195:7.15

Without incantations, poetry would not have originated in religion, handicapping the cultural development of society. 92:3.6

Rhythmic poetry can relieve profound philosophy with restfulness, balancing the strain of living and feelings of insecurity through faith contemplation and contemplation of the Father. 143:7.3

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