The Reason We Go To Poetry Is

Symptoms, Those You Believe You Recognize, Seem To You Irrational Because You Take Them In An Isolated Manner, And You Want To Interpret Them Directly.

In Other Words, The Man Who Is Born Into Existence Deals First With Language; This Is A Given. He Is Even Caught In It Before His Birth.

The Reason We Go To Poetry Is Not For Wisdom, But For The Dismantling Of Wisdom

I Always Speak The Truth. Not The Whole Truth, Because There's No Way, To Say It All. Saying It All Is Literally Impossible: Words Fail. Yet It's Through This Very Impossibility That The Truth Holds Onto The Real.

The Narration, In Fact, Doubles The Drama With A Commentary Without Which No Mise En Scene Would Be Possible.