Summary
This quote by John Cage emphasizes the idea that the act of saying or expressing something, even if it seems insignificant or doesn't carry a specific message, can still be considered poetry. It challenges the traditional understanding of poetry as a form of communication with a clear intention or meaning. Cage suggests that simply embracing the act of expressing oneself, regardless of the content or outcome, inherently becomes a poetic form of expression. This quote encourages individuals to explore and appreciate the beauty and potential of pure self-expression.
Topics
Poetry
By John Cage