Sentence examples for off the poems from inspiring English sources

"I sent off the poems separately and so it was only later I started to see it that way," she said.

It's as if the process energized Mr. Sadigursky so much that he wrote music good enough to take your mind off the poems.

You sort of shut off the poem here, I would say then.

The risks pay off: the poem becomes a living organism in a way that is possible only rarely and luckily with metrical translation.

The actor signed off the poem with "love, Erik" indicating it may have been written by Furler's partner and filmmaker Erik Anders Lang.

Volar, writes Cushnie, "is loosely based off of the poem 'Las Loras,' (The Parrots) by Ernesto Cardenal, as well as the real life stories of many of the actors involved in the film".

May Glück be spared the fate that has befallen Frost, whose truisms ("Good fences make good neighbors") are often skimmed off the top of the poems, which exist precisely to unsteady them.

More often, though, the vivid and playful illustrations take off where the poems end to tell a story of their own through brightly contrasted colors and Matisse-like shapes.

The lyricism of some of the poems leaps off the page.

When Karr, showing off, recites the poem from the test by heart, Bright chimes in, finishing the lines, and quietly announces the previously unknown author's name, "Howard Nemerov".

He hasn't seen a new work from concept to completion for close to two years, and this eats at him, so he's begun a series of "off-the-cuff video poems," culling old footage and making triptychs on LCD screens.