One must not expect Ḥāfeẓ (or any other poet) to unveil his personal feelings in a lyrical poem of experience.
Sue's letter continued in this lyrical vein, describing experiences utterly novel for her, beyond anything she could have imagined or inferred before.
Parents might be happy to wax lyrical about "the wilderness experience", but more often than not this means long hours in a hot vehicle.
This film of the Austrian premiere, in 1962, presents us with an altogether grittier experience, its lyrical sensuality admirably offset by an expressionist hardness of edge.
Toomer's experimental mesh of forms and lyrical language made black experiences "the metaphor for the human condition" and modernity itself, Mr. Gates and Mr. Byrd write.
His actors, melding word to flesh, make us believe in their characters' impossibly lyrical, grotesque or otherworldly experiences in the fairy-filled woods at night, as well as in their daylight selves in the ordered world of the court.
Some of the lyrical themes involve actual experiences that vocalist David Draiman had endured over the course of the past few years prior to making the album, including "bad relationships", a motorcycle accident that he was involved with, and an incident of suicide.
Extreme experiences For at least a decade, futurologists have been waxing lyrical about the emergence of an experience economy, in which thrilling, sensuous or memorable experiences would increasingly take over from goods as what we spend our money on.
Nelly Arcan's Whore is a vicious, lyrical, melancholic rant about her experiences as a sex worker in Montreal.
