Poetry and Philosophy: Meanings Allure ​ Dr. Taghrid Bou Merhi ​In that grey space that separates dream from truth, poetry embraces philosophy, and from the womb of this embrace are born endless questions about the human being, about meaning, about language, and about the possibility that we might understand the world or reshape it with words. This relationship between poetry and philosophy is not an intellectual luxury nor a linguistic game, but rather the essence of the human vision in its most splendid manifestations. Since ancient times, the philosopher has stood beside the poet before the unknown, each attempting to unravel the riddles of existence, to illuminate the darkness, and to grant human experience a meaning that surpasses the moment and the event. And if philosophy seeks truth, then poetry courts it, flirts with it, breathes around it, and perhaps reveals.    ​François Noudelmann, the contemporary French thinker, believes that ...