Sentence examples for for example a poem from inspiring English sources

For example? "A poem on student golf".

As the serventois, for example, a poem in honour of the Virgin Mary, it early acquired, then lost, the refrain; similar varieties were the amoureuse ("love poem"), the sotte amoureuse ("playful love poem"), and the sotte chanson ("comic poem").

For all its buoyancy, for example, a poem like Updike's "Shipbored" ("That line is the horizon line / The blue above it is divine / The blue below it is marine / Sometimes the blue below is green") has, with excuses for the pun, hidden depths: a sense of the numinous and clarity of expression rarely encountered in the most solemn poets.

These poems form a shape on the page that has something to do with the subject of the poem; for example, a poem about nighttime might take the shape of a crescent moon, or a poem about bravery might take the form of a lion.

Explain that this portfolio must contain, at each grade level, two different samples of creative writing (for example, a poem and a short story - but not two poems or two short stories), one of an essay, one of a written assessment for a novel study/unit test, and one of a presentation/project, all to represent parts of GLO and SLO various requirements pertaining to each of these categories.

In Coleridge's accounts of his verse writing, the poet often claimed, for example, that a poem had been written in a burst of inspiration or in a single sitting, but Professor Fruman found evidence in letters indicating otherwise.

For example, like a poem by Horace, Utopia is framed by a dialogue between "Thomas More" (the historical man a character in his own fiction) and a seafaring philosopher named Raphael Hythloday.

Adrienne Rich, for example, sent a poem entitled "The School Among the Ruins," which Mr. Hamill said included these lines: Teaching the first lesson and the last -- great falling light of summer will you last longer than school time?

In his best-known poem, for example, a mu'allaqa, or "suspended ode," the poet describes making love in a howdah with a woman nursing her baby: "When he cried behind her she turned half of herself to suckle, / but the other half, the one beneath me, stayed right where it was".

In his 1996 collection Subhuman Redneck Poems, for example, "A Brief History" includes the lines:    "All of people's Australia, its churches and lore    are gang-raped by satire self-righteous as war    and, from trawling fresh victims to set on the poor,    our mandarins now, in one more evasion    of love and themselves, declare us Asian".

Lux is less likely to turn up in one of his own poems than, for example, a worm (six appearances).