Sentence examples for collection of sonnets from inspiring English sources
This week's poem comes from a collection of sonnets, songs, pastorals, elegies and epigrams by the newly-rediscovered Elizabethan poet, Robert Sidney.
Joan Salvat-Papasseit and J.V. Foix broke away from Noucentisme to experiment with European avant-garde forms; such experimentation is best exemplified by Foix's Sol, i de dol (1947; "Alone, and in Mourning"), a collection of sonnets on futuristic themes.
She became a public school teacher at 16 and two years later established her literary reputation with the publication of Espectros (1919; "Ghosts"), a collection of sonnets in the Symbolist tradition.
Rivera, a lawyer by profession, established his literary reputation with Tierra de promisión (1921; "The Promised Land"), a collection of sonnets portraying the untamed beauty of the Colombian tropics.
Daniel Hoffman, a scholar and critic who was the nation's poet laureate from 1973 to 1974 and whose books include a collection of sonnets, an epic poem about the founding of Pennsylvania and analytical works about Paul Bunyan and Edgar Allan Poe, died Saturday in Haverford, Pa.
His other works on Shakespeare include the primer Shakspere (1877), which was written for a nonacademic audience, and several edited collections of sonnets.
For decades, Knott had assembled private volumes — collections of sonnets, say, or love poems — which he printed and distributed in limited runs.
Sonnets from the Portuguese, collection of love sonnets by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, published in 1850.
The poet sounds a tragic and lyric note in his best work, El rayo que no cesa (1936; "The Never-Ending Lightning"), a collection mostly of sonnets of great classical purity.
Our headmaster had studied with Frost at Amherst and once published a collection of poems, "Sonnets Against the Storm," which it now pained him to be reminded of.
