In Unorthodox, a poetry teacher named James teaches Feldman that she is intelligent and capable of reading poetry.
The haiku was perfected into a form capable of conveying poetry of the highest quality by Bashō.
As Saturday's Swan Queen, Deanna Seay, with imperfect line and inelegant feet, showed some of the ways in which Miami City Ballet is not yet a mature company, and yet hers was the more impassioned and musically impelled performance; though Rolando Sarabia is not a perfect partner for her, he is a dancer capable of virile poetry.
The show has taken two years to make and it should be well worth the wait from a company capable of delivering visual poetry.
Timothy Spall, who won best actor for his performance at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, plays the precocious son of a Covent Garden barber as a kind of hulking, grunting Caliban – a massy, earthbound creature paradoxically capable of exquisite visual poetry, producing shimmering, ineffable effects on canvas.
Maybe not the most articulate phrase that Ferguson, who is often capable of a certain gruff poetry, has ever uttered, but one that encapsulates his philosophy neatly enough: that greatness in sport is not about the possible, but about the impossible.
And he was also capable of something close to poetry, especially when describing the Hudson River: I like to look at it in midsummer, when it is warm and dirty and drowsy, and I like to look at it in January, when it is carrying ice.
Pak's poetry is capable of a wide range of moods, and his language and style impart a distinctive tone to his Christian and nationalistic sentiments.
The actor's honeyed baritone is capable of making prose sound like poetry and vice versa, easing the transitions between Shakespeare's and Mr. Bate's words.
