Sentence examples for is a difficult poet from inspiring English sources

Yet he is a difficult poet.

Mobilio is a difficult poet -- an intellectual whose writing process is nonetheless intuitive.

It's a pity he has a reputation for being a difficult poet.

Frank Kermode observed justly that it was not until the second half of the 20th century that Keats was seen to be a "difficult" poet.

This is one of the reasons it's a pity that he has a reputation for being a difficult poet: a reader who likes difficult poetry will tend to concentrate fiercely and bring to bear all his most sophisticated analytical equipment in order to wrestle an explicable meaning out of a poem; and while he may well be able to come up with one, it is unlikely to be the sort of meaning that Ashbery was after.

She is a difficult, allusive, dense poet, haunted by myth and by language.

Naomi Wolf - Writer Nancy Milford's Savage Beauty (Random House, $29.95), the biography of American poet Edna St . Vincent Millay is a nuanced study of a difficult poet, the Madonna of her day, who made the sexual revolution imaginable 50 years before the fact.

The turbulent 1990s were a difficult period for most Russian writers and poets.

James is a poet, doing a poet's work.

He read as he might have read someone else's work, and that is a very difficult thing for a poet to do.

Cummings is a tricky poet to understand.