Sentence examples for bits of poetry from from inspiring English sources
Noteworthy, too, are Burton's interpolations of unidentified bits of poetry from "the vast store of memorized and memorable verse that still lies here in my head".
The play, which had its world premiere last year in Princeton, N.J., suggests answers to those very real questions with real science, some unlikely plotting and a bit of poetry from Edna St . Vincent Millay(who also pondered "The How and Why of all things, past, and present, and forevermore").
A bit of poetry for your shopping needs: Target introduces Haiku-pons.
A sequence in which the lovable Ma Petite stands in a large glass jar, fluttering her fingers like a butterfly, became one of the show's most frightening bits of poetry, like some candied fairy tale from Oscar Wilde.
Gorgeous bits of poetry, both homely and soaring, leap out from almost every play.
They are compellingly jagged bits of poetry, riddling gestures, tortured footnotes.
There are bits of poetry by Langston Hughes and Lucille Clifton on her right and left forearms, respectively, and a line from Allen Ginsberg — the word "Holy!" fifteen times — running along the left side of her body.
(This bit of poetry comes from a reporter "hosted by Tourism Vancouver and its partners" by the way).
An online archive of poetry from the First World War.
