Sentence examples for drafts of poems from inspiring English sources

Inside were hundreds of pages of drafts of poems, plus Murray's evocative letters and stories.

The archive also includes 15 storage boxes containing drafts of poems, jottings of ideas and "to do" lists.

Inside are drafts of poems, photographs, and the odd bit of practical detail on the film - a list of possible locations for the first couple of days' shooting.

My desk is scattered with paper: notes, drafts of poems, letters, Christmas cards, lists, cheques, a paying-in book, some Mexican pesos, euros and sterling tipped from my wallet.

There are other celebratory events, including a reading by four poets of letters to the magazine and drafts of poems in it, at the 92nd Street Y on Dec. 9.

In the decades since, her relatively small body of work some hundred published poems, a dozen stories has been greatly outweighed by volumes of letters, previously unpublished poems and drafts of poems, biography, and criticism.

Did you write the first drafts of these poems around the same time?

He sent me copies of the rough drafts of his poems, and we would sit down and he would tell me what he was trying to do.

(His father, Everton Sylvester, a poet who performed with the ensemble Brooklyn Funk Essentials, said his son would often e-mail him drafts of his poems, seeking comments. A couple were awaiting a reading at the time he was killed).

Mr Hollis re-creates Thomas's process of writing by comparing the differing drafts of his poems, giving life to his process of composition, and charting the correspondence between Thomas and Frost once the latter had moved back to America.In many ways, Thomas was a difficult, reticent figure, who was quite capable of signing off letters to his mother "Yours ever, Edward Thomas".

It was out of those New York/New Yorker days that "Working Girl" grew, those days when she lived at the corner of East Fourth Street and Avenue A in the East Village and stayed after hours at The New Yorker typing, retyping and retyping again drafts of her poems, her obsessions.