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Quote by Jagjit Singh
The thought in the poetry is the only muse.
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The quote says that the idea or meaning expressed in a poem is its only true source of inspiration. “Muse” is used figuratively for what guides or sparks poetry. The wording places the poem’s thought above any other possible influence.
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