UNDER AN OLIVE TREE

UNDER AN OLIVE TREE : The word poetry comes from the Latin word which literally means learning, Poetry and grammar both are inter-linked and connected. Before the spread of poetry, oral poetry did not always survive well, though some texts and fragments have persisted. Many texts handed down by oral tradition over several centuries before they were fixed in written form are difficult or impossible to date.These texts are foundations of language and poetry that we are having today. At the point when we read poetry, we find normal human methods of getting life. We find comparative messages, bits of knowledge, and exercises. We read about firmly related encounters.We likewise find comparative slip-ups. At the point when we read poetry, we likewise find critical contrasts. This permits us to investigate another's message or life, even those isolated from us by time and social boundaries.- WILLIAMSJI MAVELI