Beautiful, difficult, expansive, compacted, ecstatic, tragic, inspired, labored, godlike, human: the Elegies constitute a poem about everything that manages to be -- well, everything.
Joan Webber argues that these lines constitute a poem, in dactylic hexameter; David Novarr disputes this, arguing that Stationes "has none of Donne's customary wit, drama, and imagination".
Mary Arshagouni, writing in Modern Philology, argues that the stationes indeed constitute a poem – or, at least, something more than a mere table of contents.
Written in the third century B.C., the poems constitute what scholars say is the oldest surviving example of a Greek poetry book.
These poems constitute an artifact of a groundbreaking and original author whose work reflects a long journey self-guided through tarot, therapy, and the arts.
Sarvajna's poems constitute some of Kannada's most popular works.
Some songs, sonnets, or poems constitute a storyline or talk about a certain event.
But line endings in a poem constitute a primary strangeness.
Welles's "Chimes at Midnight" is a stew of several plays which conjures up a sense that the Complete Works of Shakespeare constitute one vast poem.
Between 1806 and 1825, Munis, a lyric poet, wrote the poems that constitute his divan, Munis-ul ʿushshäq ("The Most Companionable of the Lovers").
