Option (1) is Correct: This statement best reflects the logical and rational message conveyed by the passage. The passage mentions that "poetry does not posit or expect any belief in absolute truths" and that it "abides by the plurality of life and existence." This implies that poetry, unlike science or religion, which often seek absolute truths, recognizes and accepts the imperfections and contradictions inherent in humans. 

Option (2) is incorrect: While the passage discusses how poetry does not deal with absolute truths, it does not suggest that poetry is an anathema to truth. Instead, it indicates that poetry operates within a different paradigm that values plurality and contradictions. 

Option (3) is incorrect: The passage does not emphasize poetry as merely romantic or imaginary. It focuses on the role of poetry in recognizing the plurality and contradictions of life, rather than categorizing it as purely about feelings. 

Option (4) is incorrect: Although the passage does state that "poetry remains a partisan of democratic reality" and "proposes both humility and defiance," the primary message is about poetry's acceptance of imperfections and contradictions, rather than framing it explicitly as dynamic resistance.