What is 'Tension' in Poetry? | 'Tension' in Poetry by Allen Tate | New Criticism | Literary Theory

In today's CZcams Video, we are looking at the the concept - 'Tension' in poetry given by Allen Tate. This concept is associated with New Criticism.
We have also discussed denotative meaning and connotative meanings, the 2 types of meaning present in good poetry. To understand what is tension in poetry, we need to first understand the denotative and connotative meanings in a literary work.
The we discuss Tension in poetry by Allen Tate in detail with important examples. This concept is very important in New Criticism.
If you are confused about denotative & connotative meaning and want to know what is tension in poetry, watch this literary theory video to have a clear understanding.
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People who don't go into poetry in depth do not realise this - not even the poet himself sometimes, when he (or she ,), just tries to describe what he is seeing.
It is only when he has finished composing that he then sees the deeper meaning which has somehow magically appeared but which he was not even aware of at the time.

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And sometimes people over-analyze and see much more in the poem or movie or novel or artwork than the creator wanted to convey, turning a simple pleasure into sth complicated.