Sentence examples for exchanging poems with from inspiring English sources

Despite his five-year banishment, Su remained friendly toward Wang, later exchanging poems with him.

My first semester, I began exchanging poems with a pretty, brown-eyed girl from Houston named Dianne Roberts.

He's advocating friendship with Japan and used to exchange poems with the late Ambassador Hirosi Saito.

I also exchange poems once a week with another writer.

Supporting characters fall victim to amnesia and die of heartbreak; they exchange poems and dampen brocade sleeves with bitter tears.

They exchanged poems regularly, and Kunitz often gave advice: "About your poem, 'The Cure' — there is something wrong with it: it's not that the images don't fuse, but that the poem and the poet have gone off in different directions," he wrote.

She found friendship and solidarity with the poet Anne Sexton; they collaborated on four children's books and exchanged poems regularly by phone until Sexton committed suicide in 1974.

For hours the two of us created and exchanged poems about past lovers.

Another worker at the library was O. P. Bobbitt, who wooed Miss Johnson, then engaged to another man, by exchanging love poems with her that were typed on index cards and slipped past the gaze of a watchful superintendent.

Playing a supporting role: the poet Wilfred Owen, with whom Sassoon exchanges poems.

We began exchanging our poems everyday for about three years.