Sentence examples for collection of poets from inspiring English sources

The group is as likely to contain a Japanese shakuhachi or a Turkish ney as a Western flute, or it might be a collection of poets or turntablists.

It was therefore only logical that its great heroes were not princes and military leaders as in France and England but rather a collection of poets and philosophers.…Germany's extraordinary cultural flowering made it the new Greece, said both Friedrich von Schiller and Wilhelm von Humboldt powerless but intellectually supreme.

In 1966, convinced that he would soon be insane, Beaver hastily wrote his first major collection of poems, Letters to Live Poets (1969).

I can't move on without a quick word on poetry: like my fellow poet-critic Dan Chiasson, I loved Frank Bidart's "Metaphysical Dog," a marvelous collection of poems by a masterful poet; it was his best book in years, at once troubling and lovely.

Towards the end of Ditie's story, he reads from a collection of poems by the surrealist poet Paul Éluard.

Slim chapbooks, part of the nonprofit's collection of emerging poets, are available for purchase, as is the stock-in-trade of literary societies and publishers: the tote bag.

If, however, "Awful Ogre" simply whets the appetite of children who crave things that go bump in the night, the animal poems in Wade Zahares's "Big, Bad and a Little Bit Scary," a collection of many poets' voices, will be a treat as well.

In April 2007, Bob Holman at the Bowery Poetry Club suggested I make it an "I Am" poem for a collection of poems about New York where the poet assumes the character of the place.

Himself a poet, Morris published his collection of poems, Walls of the Labyrinth in 1953.

(Mr. Brown recently bought the collection of the poet Karl Shapiro).

Among its features were the divan (dīwān)—the collection of one poet's output in a systematically arranged volume and several types of anthologies.