What does the author mean when he says on page 550 that “In poetry, the expression of the idea is as important as the idea itself”?

POETRY QUIZAs with our other quizzes, there will be five short-answer questions worth up to 15 points each, for a total of 75. There will be one “think” question worth 35 points that will require a developed response of paragraphs. If you do not write a meaningful reply to the “‘think” question, your entire quiz will score a 0!1. What does the author mean when he says on page 550 that “In poetry, the expression of the idea is as important as the idea itself”?? Explain fully, using what you have learned from your textbook readings and my four folders about Sound, Meter, Rhyme, and Looking at and Listening to Poetry.2. Name and describe 5 uses of language in the poem “Oh, Oh” by William Hathaway that create the positive dream world the couple is enjoying until the mood abruptly shifts when they see the Hell’s Angels.3. Describe what you learned about metaphors and how they apply to the poem “Catch” by Robert Francis in the sample essay that follows the poem in your book.4. In the poem “Dog’s Death” by John Updike, the words “Good dog” are used three times. The first two times, they are printed in regular typescript. The third time, the two words are written in italics. Using what you know about the poem, explain why you think Updike italicized the words “good dog” at the end. 5. Which element of poetry covered this week–Sound, Meter, Rhyme, or something else–do you find most interesting? Explain why, using examples.6. The “Think” question: What were your initial thoughts upon seeing the poem “schtzngrmm” by Ernst Jandl for the first time? What were your thoughts after hearing Jandl himself read the poem? Do you agree that this work is indeed a poem? Make at least three fully-developed arguments in support of your verdict.