Sentence examples for groups of poems from inspiring English sources

The poems that follow make up the best set, in a book composed of groups of poems.

Despite the fact that Larkin made audio recordings (in studio conditions) of each of his three mature collections, and separate recordings of groups of poems for a number of audio anthologies, he somehow gained a reputation as a poet who was reluctant to make recordings in which he read his own work.

In a second group of poems, Mallarmé wrote about poetry itself, reflecting evocatively on his aims and achievements.

Soon Shange began to conceive of the group of poems as a "choreopoem," a fusion of text, movement, and music.

Miss Sitwell gave the first public reading of her group of poems called "Facade," to the music of Wm.

He also has a group of poems being considered for publication, and is well into his next play.

His dogged loyalty to an unworthy monarch (Charlemagne's son Louis) is the subject of a group of poems that include the Chanson de Guillaume ("Song of William").

This group of poems is unique among Renaissance sonnet sequences in that it celebrates a successful love affair culminating in marriage.

Setting a group of poems published as authentic in a Brno newspaper, it tells of a love affair between a Moravian peasant boy and a Gypsy.

There is also a group of poems rather like genre paintings: views of English holidaymakers at the sea, seventeenth century dons at high table, loutish Flemish cardplayers.

Like the 'old fools' themselves this group of poems gives An air of baffled absence, trying to be there Yet being here.