Quote by Carl Sandburg

I've written some poetry I don't understand myself.

I've written some poetry I don't understand myself.

Summary

This quote suggests that the author has created poetry that is perplexing or mysterious to them. Despite being the creator of the work, they confess that even they struggle to comprehend the meaning or intention behind their own poetry. It reflects the notion that artistic expression can sometimes surpass the artist's understanding, hinting at the depth and complexity of their creative process. Additionally, it highlights the beauty and enigmatic nature of art, inviting the audience to interpret and contemplate its hidden depths.

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Poetry

By Carl Sandburg

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