Poetry Page #2
But it's all closed
I know...
But can't you accept
one more person?
I don't know...
I really want to take this class
How should we deal with this?
To write poetry, you must
see WELL
The most important thing
in life is seeing
SEE:
See. It's to see
-We live seeing things
-Right
It's important to see everything
surrounding us well
Now, I've brought
something with me
What is it?
-An apple
-Yes, it's an apple
I went out of my way to bring it
I'm a well-prepared teacher
Others are not as well-prepared
as I am
Now, about this apple
How many times have you
seen an apple?
A thousand?
Ten thousand?
A million? Wrong
You've never seen
an apple before
Not even once
Up till now, you haven't
seen an apple for real
To really know what an apple is...
to be interested in it,
to understand it,
to converse with it
Gazing at it for a while
and observing its shadow...
feeling its every curve,
turning it around,
taking a bite out of it,
imagining the sunlight
absorbed in it...
If you really see something,
you can feel...
something naturally,
like water gathering in a spring
You should prepare
paper and a pencil,
and wait for the moment to come
Empty white paper...
A world of pure potential,
This is the perfect
moment for a poet
Hold your pencil over
that pure paper...
I love pencils
When I place a well-sharpened
pencil over a piece of paper,
I feel full
My heart flutters with the hope
of writing a good poem
I love sharpening pencils
The very fun of a pencil
is hand-sharpening it
I used to be good at
sharpening pencils
Pardon?
I was told to be a
good pencil-sharpener
I sharpened all my brothers'
and sisters' pencils
Is that so? Then, ma'am
Why don't you sharpen
my pencil some day
By the time this 1 month
class ends,
I want you all to have written
a poem, okay?
Everyone has to write one poem
You need to write
to really know
You'll never know if
you don't write
So you have to write yourself
Who has written a poem
at least once before?
And who hasn't?
Okay
Now you will be writing
your own poem...
for the first time in your life
-Okay?
-Okay
Who is it?
My friends
Why are your friends
here? It's late
We need to talk
About what? Haven't you seen
enough of each other?
Hello, ma'am
Good evening
Why's the door locked?
What?
Why did you lock the door?
Aren't you boys hungry?
Want some apples?
No, stop bothering us
It's annoying
Apples are better for eating
than looking at
What are you looking at?
The tree
Why are you looking up the tree?
To see it well
To feel it,
to understand its thoughts and...
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