Thank you, I will be very cognizant of the same.

To me, after understanding that your question is after acknowledging the shared importance of both, creativity might take the cup because with passing ages, the rules of grammar shift and become malleable. In fact many forms of poetry find identity in these very altered rules of grammar. The creativity however remains constant and makes a drab monotone into a carrier of human condition or a philosophical question or a poetic piece of quiet reflection. This is of course only my opinion.

I am new to this forum but am captivated by this thread. Especially so because i am a regular attender of show bills and street performance arts etc, and here the inquiry into the shared meaning between the audience, while watching the same performance, is very rewarding. This is especially in the cases of contemporary performances where the body is at the centre of the performative language.