According to Osho, poetry contains only a passing glimpse—a reflected moon in water—whereas the enlightened one's utterance is the moon itself: direct, lived truth. The poet lacks realization and mastery; inspiration comes unconsciously and sporadically. The seer, purified by meditation, abides in silence and knows; his words carry self-evident authenticity because existence speaks through him. Therefore poetic beauty is reflection, enlightenment speech is experience.
Poems are pretty reflections, but an enlightened person speaks from actually seeing the truth.