Sentence examples for created poems from inspiring English sources

At a time when so much modern poetry seems to shun the reader, his work shone with a hard-won simplicity, and again and again, he created poems that need to be read only once to be unforgettable.

For the week before the Vilnius summit on 21 November, at which president Viktor Yanukovych officially announced that Ukraine would not sign the long-awaited integration pact with the EU, you could hear protesters shouting: "Yanukovych, sign!" and "We are Europe!" Young people created poems, songs, pictures and flash mobs, all to illustrate how willing they were to become closer to Europe.

One London writer has created poems out of their own words to shed light on their experiences.

Evidence for this later date comes from a letter Wordsworth wrote to Mary Hutchinson referring to "I travelled" as a newly created poem.

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Behçet Necatigil chose a distinct poetic path, eventually creating poems that are models of brevity and wit; they occasionally refer obliquely to the Ottoman culture of the past.

Fulton accused Robertson (who doesn't speak Swedish) of borrowing from his more faithful versions while inserting superfluous bits of Robertson's own creation — in essence, creating poems that are neither accurate translations nor interesting departures.

But the irrepressibly energetic Ms. Meitner is also often on the road promoting her work, and takes off for a week or two each year to go to the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts to create poems.

The former projection booth is now a sound studio for the brand's Internet radio station, Viva Radio, which has encouraged the rearranging of the letters on the marquee to create poems, jokes or advertisements.

Another poetry idea comes from poet Cheryl Martin and is about creating poems using portrait images, which is ideal to use with images of soldiers past or present, at war or returning home.

This activity pack from the Scottish Poetry Library encourages them to take a stroll and look at historic buildings, using their observations about the changing face of the local area to create poems, chants and ballads.