Sentence examples for as a fellow poet from inspiring English sources
The play's most contentious assertion, however, is that she was Shakespeare's lover, the inspiration for the dark lady of the sonnets and, as a fellow poet, someone whose words the bard freely borrowed.
As a fellow poet's lovingly intimate close reading, Seamus Heaney's Keats essay in his 1980 collection Preoccupations can't be bettered.
An Old Norse skald (yes, "scold" as well as "poet") might as easily trade formal insults with a fellow poet as recite lines about heroic battles; that's medieval slam poetry for you.
Collectively better known as who? 3. 'Never glad confident morning again!' is a line from an 1845 Robert Browning poem that comprises an attack on a fellow poet for, as Browning sees it, losing his idealism.
When Balmain (who was known as Melissa Weiner as a student) became Light's editor, she asked classmate Kevin Durkin '87, a fellow poet, to join her.
A fellow poet, Wilhelm Waiblinger, was another.
The mention of Paulin, a fellow poet and teacher at Oxford, reminds me of the recent election of Geoffrey Hill as Oxford Professor of Poetry.
While living with Dorothy at Alfoxden House, Wordsworth became friends with a fellow poet, Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
In February 1874 Rimbaud returned to London in the company of Germain Nouveau, a fellow poet.
Also, a fellow poet, Roberto Garcia, has begun an online fund-raising campaign through the site fundly.com.com
