| Lois Roth Persian Translation Prize, American Institute of Iranian Studies
Poems are not mere blocks of texts. Instead, they are equated to the music, painting and dance, prominent forms of some descriptive arts. The poetry is a lyrical and rhythmic for of texts in which emotional catharsis and sympathetic connectivity are intertwined with each other. People often think that poetry is an ambiguous and unconceivable form of writing, but this is not true. The fact is that poems are actually very concise and deep pieces of works that promotes abstruse philosophical understanding with the touch of sensual and empathetic words that are often open to interpretation. Undoubtedly, on the face of it, a poem looks subjective, but the deep essence of the work is a strong objective foundation.
The category of poetry books consists of numerous lyrically described texts that can be read and understood by someone having a vast horizon of the mind. The works like ‘The Prophet’ by Khalil Gibran, ‘Bell the Jar’ by Sylvia Plath, ‘In the Silence You Left Behind’ by Sumitra Manda, ‘Iliad’ and ‘Odyssey’ by Homer, ‘Poetics’ by Aristotle and many more are found under the banner of this gorgeous genre. On the BooksWagon you will come across a large volume of works done under this category, including the aforesaid gems of the poetry books.
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