Sentence examples for of such poems from inspiring English sources

Exchanges of such poems made up a longer question-and-answer poem.

Another short form is the qiṭʿah, or muqaṭṭaʿah, called a "fragment" because the first hemistichs of such poems do not rhyme.

The foremost collection, or Samhita, of such poems, from which the hotri ("reciter") drew the material for his recitations, is the Rigveda ("Knowledge of the Verses").

The strangeness of its lyric spell arises in part from the japonaiserie of such poems -- an aspect that registers as neither coy nor exoticizing but delicately estranging.

The elegies for his mother and father are perhaps the most moving poems that he has yet written, and, like the best of such poems, they are both intimate and universal.

In the middle of the year, Colm Tóibín's On Elizabeth Bishop (Princeton) bolstered my love of such poems as "The Moose", while stoking my interest in Thom Gunn, the painter Tony O'Malley and Tóibín's own fiction.

Mr. Pinney also predicted a resurgence in the scholarly fortunes of Kipling, who, thanks to such poems as "The White Man's Burden," has often been dismissed as an apologist for British imperialism.

Although he wrote much in the stilted manner of the Neoclassicists, such poems as "The Indian Burying Ground," "The Wild Honey Suckle," "To a Caty-did," and "On a Honey Bee" were romantic lyrics of real grace and feeling that were forerunners of a literary movement destined to be important in the 19th century.

But the problem with such poetry of everyday speech and familiar echoes is that they never ascend to true, lyric eloquence of authenticity because such poems simplify in a way that exceptional poetry resists.

Uri Zvi Greenberg, byname Tur Malka (born Jan . 10 , 1894Bialykamien, Eastern Galicia [now Ukraine] died May 8 , 1981 Israel) Hebrew and Yiddish poet whose strident, Expressionist verse exhorts the Jewish people to redeem their historical destiny; he warned of the impending Holocaust in such poems as "In malkhus fun tselem" (1922; "In the Kingdom of the Cross").

Hand in hand with this reassuring creed, however, go the skeptical intelligence and the sense of the grotesque displayed in such poems as "Caliban upon Setebos" and "Mr. Sludge, 'The Medium.' " His The Ring and the Book (1868 69) gives the dramatic monologue format unprecedented scope.