Poesía y sentido: Dialéctica entre olvido y remembranza en la creación poética de Rainer Maria Rilke, Jose Martí y Matsuo Basho
Abstract
Como el oraculo de Delfos al decir de Heraclito, tambien la creaci6n poetica de Rainer Maria Rilke, Jose Marti y Matsuo Basho nos conduce ante la presencia de un signo: un signo pletorico de un sentido que muestra en la medida en que le es imposible revelar aquello mismo que se oculta en la meclida en que nos adentramos en su interioridad. Mas que intentar apropiarse racionalmente del mundo a traves de paradigmas ontoteol6gicos, ante el p6rtico del misterio la
razon debe deponer sus armas con la hwnildad de quien se adentra en el espacio hierofanico de un templo. No hacerlo conlleva al alejamiento "de los dioses", a la perdida de la experiencia del sentido, a la miseria del pensar.
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