Why Study Poetry?

Professor Steve Kramp discusses the benefits of studying poetry for creative artists of various disciplines. Students from his poetry classes give input on how studying poetry has benefited them as artists.
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[@tyson227dr]

They study poetry to get the visions of ancestors. What did they see and how they could manage it.
And we repeat studying poetry and make masters and PhDs about it, to see the visions of present people, in other words what did they can extract from old poetry and how we apply it in modern world.

[@arthurmonte4935]

Incredible, we have the same job here in Brazil.

[@rexromana]

Over a thousand views and I shall be the second comment?