Sentence examples for a sequence of poems from inspiring English sources

The above is from of a sequence of poems, each of which is titled "A Stone".

In 1970, his poetry changed direction in a sequence of poems about a crow.

In 2016 she received a residency in Venice to write a sequence of poems about the 17th c.

The painter and poet Henri Michaux saw this work and was inspired to write a sequence of poems.

In 1951, at the age of 37, Painter published a sequence of poems, The Road to Sinodun, but only 40 copies were sold.

Personal circumstances doubtless influenced his choice of text - a sequence of poems by Adelbert von Chamisso, depicting an unnamed woman's unswerving devotion to "the noblest of all men".

A sequence of fifteen poems about his house in Austria, "Thanksgiving for a Habitat", appeared in About the House (1965), with other poems that included his reflections on his lecture tours, "On the Circuit".

The second is a sequence of 108 poems addressed, apparently, to the same Young Man.

And a sequence of 14 poems about childhood explores feelings and lacks children.

The typical Elizabethan use of the sonnet was in a sequence of love poems in the manner of Petrarch.

After this ambiguously heroic painting comes "Crockery"', a sequence of six poems derived from Wainwright's home ground, Stoke-on-Trent.