Sentence examples for a commitment to poetry from inspiring English sources

At eight, I made a commitment to poetry.

Muriel Rukeyser's "Breathe-in experience, breathe-out poetry" suggests her lifelong commitment to poetry as a praxis; Sylvia Plath's "Two girls there are: within the house / One sits; the other, without" conjures a psyche in crisis; Theodore Roethke's "My secrets cry aloud" inaugurates a career of passionate self-disclosure.

The former poet laureate said that Keats's letters "show what a brilliant and kind-hearted and courageous friend he was, as well as his incredible commitment to poetry, despite poverty and getting it in the neck from reviewers and not being able to marry Fanny.

Thanks to Astley's anthologies, you know what his press stands for: a commitment to diversity evident in Bloodaxe's The New Poetry (1993); a northern slant you'd expect from a publisher based near Newcastle; a willingness to publish poetry in translation.

It is especially exciting to read a poet who manages to combine a commitment to substance and urgent subject material with the craft to turn it into illuminating and moving poetry.' Shire's debut anthology, 'Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth', published in 2011 is currently Amazon's No 1 best seller for African American poetry despite Warsan being British.

Plus a commitment to pleasure.

There's a commitment to ecological sustainability.

We have a commitment to these towers.

We owed a commitment to them.

"We have a commitment to winning here.

Democracy is not a commitment to silence.