His Sixth Symphony, "Plutonium Ode," draws considerable power from the Allen Ginsberg poem that inspired it.
He wrote a considerable number of poems, some of the light social variety, some soundly scholarly translations from Homer, Juvenal, Ovid, and Horace, and some Pindaric odes.
Between these short poems, Bernard spoke at length and with a dry wit, explaining the considerable background to each poem.
At the same time, like many of the Epigrams, the poem involves considerable imitation, with sources in three epigrams by Martial: 5.78, 19.48 and 11.52.
He cites Robert Frost's poem "A Considerable Speck", in which a piece of dust on Frost's notebook apparently shows signs of life.
Koch, reviewing the arguments about the date of the poetry in 1997, states: Koch himself believes that a considerable part of the poem can be dated to the 6th century.
From 1809 to 1818 Weber also wrote a considerable number of reviews, poems, and uncompromising, stringent music criticisms.
(John Greenleaf Whittier was inveighing against slavery in his poems at considerable personal risk right before the Civil War).
All All and All is written as it was published but other poems have considerable amendments and crossings out with Altarwise by Owl-light the most heavily revised, a reflection probably of its intricacy.
The bravado and stylish cynicism of much of Millay's early work gave way in later years to more personal and mature writing, and she produced, particularly in her sonnets and other short poems, a considerable body of intensely lyrical verse.
