Sentence examples for between poems from inspiring English sources

He is entirely conscious of writing the poem, of the connection between poems he writes.

When she spoke between poems, she mumbled in the identical monotone.

As with all Hart's events, there was no applause between poems and no questions or chat at the end.

He spoke well, his metre accommodating his natural sentences, and in between poems he made people laugh.

Somewhere between poems and spoken-word compositions, they're delivered in his voice via headphones and as a soundtrack to a slide show of scratched and manipulated images.

My poetry students and I often wind up talking about the structural similarities between poems and jokes — and here the study of captions again proves useful.

But I loved Martin's silliness; when I started performing as a poet, I would occasionally nick one of his lines and stick it in-between poems.

Or maybe it was Chaucer, the inventor of rhyming couplets in English, who drew Rakoff to the form and showed him the fine line between poem and novel.

"We [the committee members] believed that having to memorize a poem and perform it vocally creates an intimacy between poem, poet and performer that is sometimes missing in silent, solitary reading," Kim said.

Close, linguistically guided readings of individual poems (in the original language) are complimented by consideration about the poems' original cultural context, their canonization, the relation between poem and commentary, and the relevance of these origins for the Chinese tradition of poetry and poetics.

Goodman was not suggesting that the distinction between poem and copy collapses.