Sentence examples for cites poems from inspiring English sources
He's got a great way of explaining why a particular position is good for you, and cites poems by the 13th-century Sufi poet Rumi.
Santayana cites poems, "To the Moon" and "To the Host," written when he was fifteen or sixteen, as revealing this early realism, and he quotes from memory one stanza of "At the Church Door" where the realistic sentiment is the same (Persons and Places, 169).
It is one of his most cited poems.
Aisanat, in her turn, cited poems about "Gulyazyk" that had been written by their neighbours.
When it was rephrased to, "Does low dose aspirin prevent thrombotic complications in polycythaemia vera?" the second citation matched the cited POEMs reference.
Find out if there is a specific style you are expected to follow when it comes to citing poems and other reference materials.
Anthologies and collections - Note the author and the title of individual work you're citing (poem, play, short story, etc)., the full names of any editors and compilers, and the page number(s).
Gordon cites the poem of Lorca's that he finds the most "touching - and difficult", Lament for Ignacio Sánchez Mejías, an elegy to his bullfighter friend.
He cites his poem, "The Layers," as an example: In a rising wind the manic dust of my friends, those who fell along the way, bitterly stings my face".
Cite the poem and the author every time you use all or part of a poem.
It was the literary passion at play and at rest, with an element of "gotcha" -- Hazzard was pleased to cite a poem by Arthur Hugh Clough that Greene didn't know -- and just a touch of the way boys swap baseball cards.
