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‘Therefore’ is a word the poet must not know. – Andre Gide
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The Meaning of This Quote
Andre Gide’s words suggest that poetry should be free from rigid logic and strict conclusions.
The word “therefore” belongs to the language of analysis, deduction, and reasoning, while poetry
thrives on emotion, imagery, and open-ended meaning. By saying a poet must not know the word,
Gide emphasizes that true art is about feeling rather than proving.
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and creativity and writing sayings. This line resonates with writers, poets, and artists,
reminding them to embrace freedom of expression over rigid structure.
FAQ
Who said this quote?
The quote is by Andre Gide, French author and Nobel Prize winner in Literature.
What does it mean?
It highlights the difference between logical reasoning and poetic expression,
encouraging poets to prioritize creativity, emotion, and openness over strict conclusions.
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