Sentence examples for call a poem from inspiring English sources

He'll call a poem "Autobiographia Literaria," then flee from the trap of his title (a title already a parody, via Coleridge, of its own autobiographical promise).

I mean, you just could not call a poem that, let alone, on a good day, maybe even get away with it".

For instance, she'll call a poem "Pity the Bathtub Its Forced Embrace of the Human Form" and begin one of its syntax-bending sections: Pity the bathtub its forced embrace of the human Form may define external appearance but there is room For improvement within try a soap dish that allows for Slippage is inevitable..

He concluded with what he called "a poem that I just came up with right now".

Rather, he saw the self as something very much like what Frost called a poem: "a momentary stay against confusion".

"It might have been Leno or Letterman," she said.... the city and its surroundings might have been described the same way that author John Steinbeck described Cannery Row in Monterey, Calif., which he called "a poem, a stink, a grating noise".

Writer tells about her sister coming home and reciting a poem by Mao which the grandfather calls a bad poem.

That first poem was informal and formless, and in today's literary terms, it would probably be called a narrative poem.

A white man can read a black person's autopsy and call it a poem.

His first children's book, what he calls an "epic poem" called "Bartholomew Biddle and the Very Big Wind," will be published in November.

— Jeff Gordinier Poetry Foundation: It's August, and that calls for a poem about toasting marshmallows.