Sentence examples for a creative poet from inspiring English sources

Without being a creative poet, he used the means of poetry and enjoyed exercising his poetic talent.

Nirala, who developed from a mystic-romantic into a realist and experimentalist, was the most outstanding poet of the 1950s; and Sarweshwar Dayal Saxena, Kailash Vajpeyi, and Raghubir Sahay were the most creative poets of the 1960s.

Pant, Prasad, Nirala, and Mahadevi Varma, the most creative poets of the 1930s, drew inspiration from the Romantic tradition in English and Bengali poetry and the mystic tradition of medieval Hindi poetry.

Yet these warriors of the Archaic period were not coarse barbarians; by this time the Homerids (reciters of Homer) and the rhapsodists (singers-reciters and sometimes creative poets) were taking the great epics of Homer and Hesiod throughout the far-flung Greek settlements of the Mediterranean, and a new, cultivated civilization was already emerging.

In dismissing Louis Zukofsky, George Oppen and Charles Reznikoff as poets of less significance than John Crowe Ransom and others, William H. Pritchard, in his review of "American Poetry: The Twentieth Century" (April 2), is dismissing not only some of America's major Jewish poets but three of its most creative poet-thinkers.

Marx saw himself as a creative artist, a poet of dialectic.

There is in manufacturing a creative joy that only poets are supposed to know.

Cocteau's Orphée is a famous, wealthy and petulant poet shaken by a creative crisis.

The poet Christina Rossetti is a creative genius but I think you could go for other people.

LOOKING BACK -- Kimiko Hahn, award-winning poet, will conduct a creative writing workshop on memories; Wednesday, East Elmhurst Branch Library; 95-06 Astoria Boulevard, Queens; free; (718) 424-2619.

Tamsin Rothschild is a Creative Artist, expressing primarily as a poet, performer and theatre director, with a refreshing enthusiasm and love of life.